Cultural Considerations
Author(s):
BigFoot, D.S.
Publisher:
The Indian Country Child Trauma Center (ICCTC)
Date Published:
January, 1998 The Native Americans of today, and of the past, present a picture of broad diversity of culture. Several writers (Bryde, 1972; Richardson, 1981; Trimble, 1976; Zintz, 1963) have identified some attributes that are considered to characterize Native American people and have listed those polar traits that correspond for the Anglo-American majority culture. This document summarizes the values perspectives that are commonly cited.
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