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Reflections on Cultural Bias and Adaptation
Javnost - The Public, 1999Abstract“SvenskMud” (Swedish MUD) is an Internet-accessible Multi-User Domain (MUD) system but, in contrast to 99% of all Internet-accessible MUDS, SvenskMud is not a global community. Rather, SvenskMud is the first vernacular (i.e. non-English speaking) MUD in the world, and the only Swedish-speaking MUD in Sweden today.
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Guidelines for the process of cross-cultural adaptation of self-report measures.
Spine, 2000D. Beaton +3 more
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Culture, Adaptation, and Patterns of Disease
Southern Medical Journal, 1976The sick patient, rather than the disease process itself, should occupy the central focus of the physician's attention. Such an approach recognizes the interaction of physiologic and emotional forces in the occurrence of disease. It allows for a consideration of the contributory role of emotions in the precipition of physical illness and a recognition ...
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Children as agents of cultural adaptation
Behavioral and Brain SciencesAbstract The human capacity for culture is a key determinant of our success as a species. While much work has examined adults’ abilities to create and transmit cultural knowledge, relatively less work has focused on the role of children (approximately 3–17 years) in this important process.
Sheina Lew-Levy, Dorsa Amir
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Ego Adaptation and Cultural Variables
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1961Introduction Constitutional factors, parental and other object relationships, as well as environmental influences have all been seen to contribute significantly to the formation of character structure. All of these variables have been taken into account in the study of psychopathology and specific defenses.
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