… in the human life course. The sources of a person’s cultural mental programmes lie within
the social environments in which that person grew up and accumulated life experiences. The “…

… , describes the influence that culture and religion can have on endof-life pediatric care, and
… For example, people in the Chinese culture who believe a “bad death” is a curse may be …

… ” in which belief and practice take shape – that wider social and cultural space within which
people experience and learn a way of life’ (29). Unlike Westerhoff and Hay and Nye, who …

… are shaped by culture, but this process is usually activated unconsciously when people think
… can be difficult to express life stories in another language different from the one in which the …

… to Hofstede's national culture framework, measures people's consideration of the future. …
slow results and the idea that most important events in life will occur in the future. In contrast, …

… life and up until the time of his stroke, Shiro had worked in the family business and this vocation
had been his primary source of life … Thus, to fully understand a person as an occupational …

… It was fortunate that no lives were lost, but the storm has had … social, cultural and psychological
well-being of people who … human life The river is our taonga [significant cultural treasure…

… No matter what beliefs or cultural values a person or family holds, death is a difficult transition.
Often patients present to their healthcare providers with the struggles of this transition and …

… , over their lives and futures, and over the lives and futures of … cultures or the commonalities
underlying worldviews. Indigenous is inclusive of all first peoples - unique in our own cultures …

… of religious, ethnic, and national minority cultures; people of … First Nations people in
Canada-see Note 1); people of lower … This work is best conceptualized as a life-long pro cess, with …