1
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extended family involvement
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Western cultures
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Extended family involvement is often limited to major life events such as weddings and funerals.
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1
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2
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family decision-making
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Western countries
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Family decision-making often involves democratic processes and individual autonomy.
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1
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3
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family decision-making
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Western cultures
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Decisions are often made collectively or by the individuals involved
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1
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4
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family financial support
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Western countries
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Reliance on family for financial support is less common, and individuals are more likely to rely on insurance and government support in times of need.
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1
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5
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family involvement
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Western countries
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Family involvement in decision-making is considered important and encouraged.
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1
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6
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family involvement
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Western cultures
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Emphasis on individualism and independence from family influence
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1
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7
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family involvement
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Western cultures
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Individual autonomy is valued, and while families may be involved, the emphasis is on the individual's choice in marriage.
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1
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8
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family involvement in decision making
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Western countries
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Family involvement in decision making is common, with parents consulting children and involving them in major family decisions.
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1
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9
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family involvement in medical care
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western cultures
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Medical decision-making and care of hospitalized patients are mainly the responsibility of healthcare professionals, with limited family involvement.
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1
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10
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family involvement in treatment
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Western countries
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Family involvement in treatment is encouraged and considered important for providing emotional support and understanding the patient's needs.
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1
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11
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family member involvement in medical decisions
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Western countries
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Family members are consulted and involved in medical decisions.
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1
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12
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family planning
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Western cultures
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Commonly discussed and practiced as a way to control the number and spacing of children within a family
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1
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13
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family support for elderly
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Western countries
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Elderly family members often prefer to live independently or in assisted living facilities, and receive care from professional caregivers or healthcare services.
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1
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