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The Cultural Dimension of Radiology Residency
Academic Radiology, 2008Radiology residency might seem to be strictly a matter of science and technology. We might think that as long as trainees assimilate the required knowledge and develop the requisite skills, they will be prepared to practice radiology independently. In fact, however, radiology residency encompasses not only science and technology, but also a cultural ...
Daniel J, Musick, Richard B, Gunderman
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National culture dimensions: The perpetuation of cultural ignorance
Management Learning, 2016The Hofstede and GLOBE national culture dimensions are commonly used by business and management educators, researchers and practitioners to understand cultural differences between countries. However, there are fundamental problems in using these dimensions to learn about cross-cultural differences. First, there is a lack of face validity in many of the
Venaik, Sunil, Brewer, Paul
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2013
As Raymond Williams argued, ‘culture is one of the two or three most complicated words in the English language’ (Williams, 1985, 87), and I would argue that perhaps ‘city’ is one of the other words. Therefore, to attempt to describe the relationship between culture and the city is to open a Pandora’s box of experiences, emotions, practices, places ...
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As Raymond Williams argued, ‘culture is one of the two or three most complicated words in the English language’ (Williams, 1985, 87), and I would argue that perhaps ‘city’ is one of the other words. Therefore, to attempt to describe the relationship between culture and the city is to open a Pandora’s box of experiences, emotions, practices, places ...
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1996
Abstract Technology, which brings abundance and material happiness, presupposes an undifferentiated mass of consumers; it also tends to minimize the values that let a human being acquire and retain his own identity, values that I am grouping here under the vague term ‘cultural’.
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Abstract Technology, which brings abundance and material happiness, presupposes an undifferentiated mass of consumers; it also tends to minimize the values that let a human being acquire and retain his own identity, values that I am grouping here under the vague term ‘cultural’.
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Cultural Dimensions of Information Management
Journal of Information & Knowledge Management, 2003Organisational culture plays a significant role when considering the management of information. The culture of individual organisations is influenced by national culture, and this paper considers the literature relating to the various cultural models.
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Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions Theory: Can Researchers Add More Cultural Dimensions?
2021This research endeavors to justify why tribalism__a sense of belonging to an individual’s tribe, superiority among other tribes, blindly loyal to a tribe, and demeaning outgroups__is a different cultural value different from Hofstede’s initial first four dimensions of 1984 in 76 countries. The author used the bivariate analysis and data from Corruption
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A New Dimension of the Youth Culture
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1974Focusing on 17 college students who experienced what they called “religious conversion,” the author explores the recent perplexing religious preoccupation among youth.
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Personality Dimensions Across Cultures
Journal of Personality Disorders, 2005In order to generalize the dimensional structure of personality-relatively independent groups of covarying traits-across languages and cultures, a large number of cultures must be studied. Until recently only a few worldwide personality datasets have been available.
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Eating disorders: The cultural dimension
Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 1988The role of socio-cultural factors in the pathogenesis of eating disorders, anorexia nervosa and bulimia has been the object of recent interest. The phenomena, mainly described in the West, were partly attributed to the idealisation of thinness in Western culture.
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Linguaculture and transnationalityThe cultural dimensions of language
2020This chapter presents the concept of linguaculture (or languaculture), following the history of the concept from the 1980s to today. Referencing both older and contemporary branches of language study that deal with linguaculture without using this term, it includes cultural linguistics and intercultural pragmatics.The concept of linguaculture focuses ...
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