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Post modernism is the philosophy which asserts that all ways of thinking are true based on that particular culture: namely, that each individual, culture or group has his or her particular perception, and that all are equally false or true; that there is not one way of thanking that is more true than another.
Taking the case of depression, the researchers might preface their argument by taking a hypothetical situation that Black culture, (for instance) would argue that all traditional interventions were styled by a typical White culture population and are, therefore, irreverent. This is, particularly, so since the targeted population is enculturated in a specific cultural way of life, experience reality through that cultural lens, and are, therefore, matched to that cultural intervention (which is formulated through that particular group's lifestyle and cognitive template). Their intervention, however, would be unsuited for a product from - let's say - an Oriental or Middle Eastern background, or from any other ethnic...
In this case, their questions would be the following: depression is a huge topic whose treatment of the problem varies across cultures. In order to treat depression properly, therefore, we have to zone in on a particular culture. Selecting clinically depressed adolescents from x culture, the best way we can formulate assumptions regarding their etiology of this depression and the way to treat it is by closely observing that particular culture. The researchers can use various philosophies to argue their reasoning such as that…
References
Beck AT (2006). Depression: Causes and Treatment. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press
Strength Through Words: Anne Bradstreet and Phillis Wheatley While their lives were vastly different in many ways, Anne Bradstreet and Phillis Wheatley are two poets that share the experience of writing through some of life's most difficult circumstances. Both women faced new beginnings in the New World, although these experiences could not be more different. Bradstreet's experience was as a colonist thrust in to a new world facing hardships previously unknown. Wheatley
(This one wasn't a surprise either, considering no one can get a word in edgewise with me) Maximizer, Here I go again, wanting to go one step better than before (and I wanted to know if I am an over achiever?) Activator, I'm anxious for results? Well, of course, look at everything I have to achieve, communicate, maximize. Futurist. I keep pulling into the future. Well, this one is not as strong.
Strength of the Sony Mission Statement Sony Corporation "Sony is committed to developing a wide range of innovative products and multimedia services that challenge the way consumers access and enjoy digital entertainment. By ensuring synergy between businesses within the organisation, Sony is constantly striving to create exciting new worlds of entertainment that can be experienced on a variety of different products." ~Sony Corporation Global Mission Statement Sony Corporation has been in operation for nearly
strength lies in your ability to give up something good in order to attain the best. It is not the easiest thing to do since there are many risks involved but if you feel in your heart that best is yet to come and allowing something good to go so you can fulfill your destiny and achieve the best then you should follow your heart. Such an opportunity for
Mother's strength often goes unnoticed but now that I am a mother myself I can finally appreciate my mothers' sacrifices. I have come to realize that I owe everything to my mother. Being raised by her and seeing her struggle throughout her life changed me forever. Watching her work two jobs to provide my brothers and sisters and myself with all we needed was painful. I was the oldest of
Telecommunication Privatization in Nigeria The Challenges of Telecommunication Privatization in Nigeria In the 1990s, many multinational nongovernment agencies (such as: the IMF) encouraged the privatization of state owned entities in favor of privatization. The basic idea was to encourage these organizations to become more efficient, attract large amounts of working capital and to be more responsive to the needs of stakeholders. In Nigeria, this was touted as a solution for effectively dealing