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Cultural Compatibility Hypothesis

Cultural Compatibility Hypothesis refer to the hypothesis that treatment is likely to be more effective when compatible with the cultural patterns of the child (patient) and family.

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Cultural Competence

Cultural Competence refers to the state of being capable of functioning in the context of cultural differences.

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Cultural defense

Cultural defense refers to a defense to a criminal charge in which the defendant's culture is taken into account in judging his or her culpability.

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Cultural determinism

Deutsch: Kultureller Determinismus / Español: Determinismo Cultural / Português: Determinismo Cultural / Français: Déterminisme Culturel / Italiano: Determinismo Culturale /

Cultural determinism is the theoretical concept that culture shapes individual experience.

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Cultural deviance theories

Cultural deviance theories refer to theories positing that crime results from cultural values which permit, or even demand, behavior in violation of the law.

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Cultural differences

Cultural differences refer to distinctive features arising from a unified set of values, ideas, beliefs, and standards of behavior shared by a group of people

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Cultural distance

Cultural distance refers to the amount of perceived similarity/dissimilarity between two cultures

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Cultural diversity

Cultural diversity refers to the wide range of cultural groups that make up the Australian population and Australian communities.

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