Participants considered that Indigenous interpretations of cancer as a 'death sentence' reflected the outcomes they have seen.
A non-Indigenous version of MCP is used for the non-Indigenous participants.
Using a case study from West Angelas in the East Pilbara region of Western Australia, we will examine how these technologies assist in the practical management of heritage sites, and the significant outputs achieved for Aboriginal stakeholder groups in remote access to, and the interpretation of indigenous heritage sites.
The study of indigenous resilience using non-indigenous frameworks also suggests cautionary interpretation of the findings [ 8, 39].
However, our findings that high exposure to smoking role models as well as to activities that may facilitate tobacco use (e.g. gambling), coupled with perceived poor compliance of smoke free areas in the remote Indigenous context, may shape the interpretation of social norms related to smoking in different ways to urban youth.
They go on to state, as an example, that "Indigenous observations and interpretations of meteorological phenomena have guided seasonal and inter-annual activities of local communities for millennia.
Indigenous opera singer Maroochy Barambah did an interpretation of Waltzing Matilda.
The results of this study, as discussed in the preceding sections, have provided fruitful information into the methodological nature and interpretation of the LSAC data between indigenous and non-indigenous children in cognitive performances.
His original emphasis on the culture of indigenous groups was an early and significant ethnological interpretation of the European settlement of Brazilian backlands.
The study relied on the involvement of Indigenous people in the design, implementation, data collection and interpretation of results, and was informed by a comprehensive community consultation process (Queensland Government 2009).
