In 1955, a sociologist and science-fiction writer named James Cooke Brown decided he would test the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis by creating a "culturally neutral" "model language" that might recondition its speakers' brains.
Psychologist, author "Intimate Partner Violence: A Culturally Competent Model for Treatment and Training.
Adeyemi has said in several interviews that his inspiration for NTS' fiercely independent, and culturally omnivorous model came from college radio.
Non-monogamous, polyamorous and other relationship structures that don't follow a culturally familiar model are invalidated.
Her approach is an effective and culturally sensitive model that could be replicated elsewhere in Kenya and in the world.
They provide a culturally valid model for delivering effective primary health care services to Aboriginal people.
After discussion with the research team, the CRG developed the following key recommendations for refugee early childhood oral health care: 1. Develop a culturally appropriate model of care.
3. Motivational interviewing Motivational interviewing (MI) within a Kaupapa Maaori context is a culturally adaptive model in that it honours and respects whakaute, the beliefs and core values of individuals, groups, organisations and communities (Miller and Rollnick [ 16]).
A new study is underway to investigate difficulties associated with the earlier project, to identify and explore underlying causes of the difficulties, and to generate hypotheses for an alternative and more culturally sensitive model [ 84].
Most men cope with social expectations and gender role strain in one of three ways: Most men cope with social expectations and gender role strain in one of three ways: They try to change themselves to better align with the culturally accepted model of masculinity.
Individuals are said to be culturally consonant if their own behaviours approximate widely shared cultural models.
