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The word "choice" is conceptualized as the process of choosing in meaningful and important and dynamic situations.
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The word "choice" is conceptualized as the process of choosing in meaningful and important and dynamic situations. The process is open to a number of cultural influences in my life, among them: educational practices, my family, religion, marriage and career. There are a number of behavioural differences between various cultures within the Caribbean, which can be explained within a culture theoretical framework and give reason for the plea to include cultural factors in the choices I make in life. My cultural values affect to a great extent the choices made. The term "cultural values" refers to a set of rankings people in society confer on to a myriad of social behaviours. Certain practices are ranked highly if they are perceived as somehow good or of value to the society. At different points in my life, I constantly find myself in a position where I have a choice between two or more alternatives....
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