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hbsimmons88

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Cultural beliefs serve to:
 
  a. guide decisions c. understand other cultures
  b. help people adjust d. help with acculturation

Question 2

The Spiritual Perspective Scale can be used to measure:
 
  a. spiritual wellness c. spirituality-related interactions
  b. harmony and interconnectedness d. spiritual distress



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Answer to Question 1

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Cultural beliefs serve as a conscious and unconscious point of reference that guides the outlook and decisions of people. Culture incorporates the experience of the past and influences the present. Having cultural beliefs will not help with the process of acculturating to a new environment, help understand other cultures, or help people adjust to the new environment.

Answer to Question 2

C
Several research tools have been developed for measuring spirituality. The Spiritual Perspective Scale is a tool which is used to measure the extent to which one holds spiritual views during spirituality-related interactions. The Spiritual Well-Being Tool measures the psychological dimension of spiritual wellness and the JAREL Spiritual Well-Being Scale measures harmony as a function of interconnectedness. These tools do not measure spiritual distress.



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