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White, Merry I.; Taniuchi, Lois K. – 1980
Because Japanese society has traditionally emphasized the group rather than the individual, less research has been done to understand how Japanese culture conceptualizes the individual and how that individual develops within the society. This paper focuses on the individual in Japanese society. Following an introduction (Section I), Section II…
Descriptors: Anthropology, Careers, Child Rearing, Cultural Differences
Nelson, Don A. – 1980
The paper outlines issues and needs of students who pursue psychology related careers at the bachelor's level. Issues include teaching of job skills at the undergraduate level, student maturity at the bachelor's level, the demand for clinical skills, employment prospects, traditional psychology curricula, and the extensiveness of requirements.…
Descriptors: Bachelors Degrees, Careers, Curriculum, Employment Opportunities
Sherman, Ben – Winds of Change, 2001
Tourism in Indian Country is a valuable economic development strategy, but must be sustainable. Issues of community impact, cultural appropriateness, and environmental impact are best blended with economic feasibility by educated tribal employees and Indian entrepreneurs. Better institutional tribal support of Indian entrepreneurs is needed. Four…
Descriptors: American Indians, Careers, Cultural Awareness, Economic Development
