Relaciones Interpersonales

Since the death of his wife, Jorge has become isolated and alienated from his community. He has lost interest in religious and cultural activities and stopped participating in activities of daily living (ADL’S). He feels

In Profile of a Man and Culture in Mexico, Samuel Ramos analyzes Mexican psychology and uses Sigmund Freud’s theory of psychoanalysis to explore the identity of the Mexican and define his character. Psychoanalysis can be described as a method of study in which unconscious mental processes are studied to identity the motivation for types of behavior, in this case for the Mexican. Ramos provides theories in his Profile that assist in this study for the search of discovering the real character of Mexico and its culture.

In a constant state of mental nepantilism, la mestiza is a product of the transfer of the cultural and spiritual values of one group to another. Cradled in one culture, sandwiched between two cultures, staddling all three cultures and their value systems, la mestiza undergoes a struggle of flesh, a struggle of borders, an inner war. Like all people, we recognize the version of reality that our culture communicates. The coming together of two self-consistent but habitually incompatible frames of reference causes a cultural collision. We attempt to block with opposition in terms of culture, but it is not enough to stand on opposite position. The counterstance refutes the dominant coulture’s view and beliefs, and, for this, they become someties aggressive, but it is not a way of life. Once we decide how we behave, there are enormous possibilities.

The poem David Talamantez on the Last Day of Second Grade by Rosemary Catacalos, and the song Gods Whisper by Raury are both similar in the matter in which the speaker is persistent on not conforming and values their self worth. Both speakers are outcasts because they don’t fit societal standards. The authors express how the protagonists cope through oppressive situations by diction and allegories.

Orlando shares a common language as the majority culture and a cultural root. In Orlando’s interview (Garzon, 2010a), Orlando points out that he is a US citizen because Cuba is a territory. Latin Americans have a strong family bond. Orlando shares how he keeps in touch with family members via emails, letters, and technology (Garzon, 2010a). Thus, Mahito express just the opposite with his interview with Dr. Garzon. In the interview Garzon (2010b), Mahito shares that family is not valued, family doesn’t communicate much and the father and son relationship is distant (Garzon, 2010b).

In Juan’s meeting, he expressed his current problems of the exam and he also mentioned he is confused about his personal identity. Juan is very active in the community and also at school. Since he

To date, a variety of scholars has already conducted researches of all kinds devoted to the investigation of the human’s problem of social interaction. As an example, the article Salvaging the Self can be named. This scientific work was written by David Snow and Leon Anderson in 1992, and it was aimed to explore the nature of interaction between homeless and settled people.

The author of this essay is a university student. In this particular essay, the author explains Mexican culture from a medical point of view. The topics that are covered in this essay are all related to health and medicine. The introduction of Mexico is discussed in detail followed by how Mexican’s understand death and birth. The author also mentions about how this particular group defines health and sickness. It is also discussed about what this cultural group does to maintain wellness. The author also throws light upon the causes that the Mexican’s think are responsible for illness. Another thing that is described in this essay is about how the healers of this society heal the people belonging to this society. Lastly, the author has explained about how an occupational therapist should deliver care to an individual belonging to Mexican culture.

This paper will examine this theory through five key concepts: her methodology, borders, la facultad, hybridity, and cultural conflict. Following the key concepts, I will apply Anzaldúa’s theory to my own lived experiences. Before looking at key concepts found in particular chapters or sections, Anzaldúa

With work and drug challenge, as well traditional culture versus street culture it causes to have different relationships, within residents in El Barrio. The resigned form relationships with their parent, partners, and their children. Street culture has influenced them by changing the way they are formed and help, which is unlike the poetical culture. The resident relationship with their parents are different than most. The tradition ay is they are close to both and when time goes on they take care of them. But due to the street culture their relationship is different; they are close to their mothers and distant with their fathers. The mothers supports/provides for them; the fathers are absent most of their lives. They have no father as a role

The actualisation comes through the raising of an issue of self-determination in humans. The author connects it with the discussion around determinants that form the personality and human behaviour (Barkway 2009, p.120). She states, that it leads to the issue of definition of the mental health, and mentions different approaches to defining, which result in a range of theories to examine.

El eje central de la comunicación (el qué), o cuál es el mensaje que se va a comunicar a un determinado público objetivo

This paper explores the issues of Hector Sanchez and Celia Sanchez. Hector Sanchez is the patriarch of the Sanchez Family, who is struggling with various issues such as his health as well as employment and financial instability. Celia Sanchez is the wife of Hector and the matriarch of the Sanchez Family. Celia is struggling to provide for her family in lieu of their financial troubles as well as her husband’s ailing health which caring for his needs as well as her own. The goal of this paper is to analyze the issues affecting Hector and Celia Sanchez through the Person-in-Environment

The Hispanic adolescent chosen for this interview and paper will be referred to as Maria. The interview took place at this student’s home followed by the observation of Maria interacting with this student’s daughter. Maria was relaxed and enjoyed the conversation. She was very open and willing to share about her life.

Dentro de nuestras actividades diarias está la resolución de conflictos; los conflictos son parte de nuestra vida y de nuestras relaciones interpersonales. El conflicto puede ser, según la Real Academia Española (n.d.): Un apuro, problema, cuestión, una lucha, pelea, o simplemente una situación desgraciada y de difícil salida. El origen del conflicto es la cuando las necesidades de un sujeto no son cubiertas, debido a que éstas están en contra de las necesidades de otro; estas necesidades pueden ser vistas como opiniones, creencias, valores, deseos, etc.