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A cross-sectional study on the association between secondhand smoke exposure and suicide among adolescents in multicultural families: The mediating role of perceived stress. [PDF]

Tob Induc Dis
Du W, Luo Y, Wu Y, Wang Y.
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Acculturative stress and achievement motivation: the moderating role of immigrant mothers' Korean proficiency in South Korean multicultural adolescents. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Jin Y, Ahn HS.
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Perspective: Nutrition Research & Programming in Multicultural Populations: The Fixed-Quality Variable-Type (FQVT) Dietary Intervention. [PDF]

Adv Nutr
Katz DL, Gardner CD.
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Diversity- and culturally sensitive approaches in nutrition and fluid management in long-term nursing. A scoping review. [PDF]

J Health Popul Nutr
Heitmann-Möller A, Hasseler M, Feldhaus M, Schlegel M, Hellmers S, Hein A, Busse S, Berndt J, Förster M, Diekmann R, Krahn T.   +10 more
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Toward A Multicultural Society?

2012
This article traces the multicultural German society that gradually came over after the reunification. In hosting the World Cup of 2006, Germany presented a new face to the world. The widely circulated image of the Afro-German footballer Gerald Asamoah in the publicity campaign ‘Du bist Deutschland’ advertised a Germany comfortable with its diversity ...
William A Barbieri
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Diet Counseling in a Multicultural Society

The Diabetes Educator, 1990
Successful diet counseling is dependent on culturally sensitive communication strategies. Health care practitioners can improve cross-cultural counseling through a four-step process. First, they must become familiar with their own cultural heritages. Second, they must become acquainted with the cultural background of each client.
P G, Kittler, K P, Sucher
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Equality in a multicultural society

Citizenship Studies, 1998
Much of the traditional discussion of equality deals with that between individuals and is predicated on the assumption of a culturally homogenous society. It is therefore of limited help in dealing with intercultural equality or with equality between individuals belonging to different cultures.
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