Religion, Diet, and Traditional Cultural Norms
Kashrut is the dietary laws for this religion
What is Judaism?
South East Asian culture was influenced by the
What are the Chinese, Spanish, and French?
Someone who follows both their homeland culture and the culture of their new home is termed
What is bi cultural?
The movement of populations from one country, region, or location to another
What is migration?
The ancient Asian Indian system of healing is called
What is Ayurvedic medicine?
Within the Caribbean nations, family structures tend to be
What is patriarchal?
(the father is often the head of household, and women may be responsible for domestic tasks)
Dried, pickled, and fermented foods were introduced into American culture from what cultures
What are Central European and Russian culture?
As people become acculturated (the last step) what habit is likely to change
What are food habits?
Products produced in distant parts of the world are eaten in another country
What is globalization?
For disease to be present, there must be a physical cause; get rid of the cause (e.g., bacteria or virus) and the disease will be eliminated
What is the biomedical viewpoint of health and illness?
Roman Catholics fast on these two specific days
What is Ash Wednesday and Good Friday?
An example of a food that was renamed in order to assert a new cultural identity (in America) is
What are freedom fries?
Changes in food behavior happen most often with
What are peripheral foods?
Complex rules that define how humans eat meals are called
What are manners?
This region of the US has the highest rates of obesity and diabetes
What is the South?
Thinness is often associated with poor diet and disease in all of the following cultures except
What is American culture?
The need for human's to experiment with food choices but at the same time be conservative is called
What is the omnivore's paradox?
According to the consumer food model, these factor(s) influence food selection
What is taste, well being, and convenience?
This term defines cultural membership or social identity
What is ethnicity?
These disease rates are particularly high among Korean Americans as opposed to Chinese or Japanese Americans
What is cancers of the stomach, liver, and esophagus?
A term used to describe overestimation of the association between group membership and individual behavior, often seen as a pitfall in health care relationships, is
List the things that may influence a person's individual food choices
What is taste, self-expression, culture, availability, personal well being, convenience, and cost.
Children learn food preferences from valued or trusted others. Who is the least long-lasting influence?
Who are parents?
__________ are the preparation and seasoning of foods to match the identifying spices and ingredients of a culture
What are flavor principles?
When counseling someone of Chinese origin, the following behaviors are appropriate
What is keeping things positive, providing a thorough explanation, and not touching the client directly unless they initiate contact?