When providing care, distance, body space, consent, touching, culture, posture, professional boundaries and proximity are seen as essential part of caring. ... According to Encyclopaedia of Management (2009), "While this body language is generally well understood in each culture, there are major cultural differences in nonverbal communication." Thurman (2011) says in some Hindu communities, folding your arms is assign of humility whereas in Western cultures this could be a sign of stubbornness or aggression. ... Whereas the method of signing is different for deaf and blind person as...

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d" culture, and become fully American. ... I, for a long time was ashamed of my grandfather's speaking, but not because he had broken English but because he is deaf. ... She, first hand has had the experience of seeing both worlds and different cultures ways of speaking. ...

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