… when a client lives where there are relatively few people with whom that person shares
cultural and linguistic characteristics. On the other hand, in areas where many people with similar …

… To consider the “differences” between people, we often generalize about those from other
cultures. … Finally, we presented brief real-life case examples that required us to be culturally …

… looseness, where “tight” cultural contexts are those where the life course is largely scripted
(… is not tolerated, most people’s lives unfold according to normative cultural templates) and a …

… that the people we were … of life cycles within different socio-cultural, geographical and
historical contexts, while contrasts might also be observed in the perception of life cycles by people …

… dimensions of life are among the most important cultural factors … , the "cultural identity of the
individual" includes the person's … person's cultural reference groups can involve the person's …

… themselves with how the local people conceive of QWL given their total life work situation. …
a quality life at work is an outcome of forces from within a certain set of socio-cultural …

… cultures thought to impact science teachers professional lives: the culture of science, the
culture of … These patterns led to descriptions of peoples’ way of life and were used to distinguish …

… factors influencing the quality of life. Given the focus on spirituality and other metaphysical
phenomena by people living in collectivistic cultures, researchers are encouraged to update …

… Moreover, the aged occupy the terminal stage of the life cycle, so … In connection with this,
old people are likely to be the … study between people who are merely old and people who are …

… Moreover, the aged occupy the terminal stage of the life cycle, so … In connection with this,
old people are likely to be the … Because of culturally patterned constraints, people are able to …