… and work habits of a specific group of people: Culture is a way of life. It is developed and
communicated by a group of people, consciously or unconsciously, to subsequent generations. …

… emotions that may be linked to a person’s private life, may result in the exclusive reporting
of somatic symptoms. In addition, Asian cultures often link mental illnesses to supernatural …

… -cultural applications of quality of life (QOL) concepts and technical considerations in assessing
QOL across cultures… in collectivistic versus individualistic cultures. Concepts such as spirit…

… For many people, this period in life appears to be experienced as a cultural limbo, a vacuum
… We recommend that, in addition to learning as much as possible about people from cultures …

… This article will focus on the ethical, cultural, and social considerations framing decisions …
of how people seat their values individually, or within their culture. Different cultures vary in …

… and the fundamentally important questions of what sort of person I should be and how we …
plan we pose the question “What person am I and what is my idea of a good life?”. Moreover, …

… culture, and society. Firth insisted upon seeing language primarily as a means used by people
… theory of communication and culture: "social life shapes communicative competence and …

… the tendency of people from East Asian cultures to not endorse high … life satisfaction, whereas
individuals from the collectivistic countries used cultural norms about the desirability of life …

… so with reference to humility, cultural humility and, therefore, … ‘I’ from first person singular
to ‘we’, ie first person plural, not … not only to each other but also in life and to our living planet. …

… of people who make up a signifi¬ cant minority (or majority) of their practice. Individuals from
a pa¬ tient's culture … The effect of values and culture on life-support decisions. West J Med. …