A holistic approach to health that incorporates practices and beliefs from various cultures, promoting overall well-being.

Wellness methods that consider the whole person—body, mind, and spirit—rather than just symptoms.

A presentation format that combines text, images, audio, and video to convey information engagingly.

Systematic approaches to gathering and analyzing information, essential for credible data collection.

Awareness and respect for the beliefs and practices of different cultures, crucial for ethical representation.

Long-established customs and practices passed down through generations, often influencing wellness approaches.

Principles guiding researchers to conduct studies responsibly, respecting participants and their cultures.

Conversations with practitioners to gain firsthand insights into their cultural wellness practices.

The process of systematically applying statistical and logical techniques to evaluate collected data.

The environment and circumstances surrounding cultural practices, influencing their meaning and significance.

A visual representation of ideas and concepts, showing relationships between different wellness practices.

The quality of being trusted and believed in; essential for evaluating sources of information.

The process of interpreting data gathered from interviews to extract meaningful conclusions.

A planning technique where visuals and narrative elements are organized to guide a presentation's flow.

Best practices to ensure respectful and accurate portrayal of cultural traditions in presentations.

Additional resources or documents that support and enhance the main presentation content.

Rehearsing the presentation to improve clarity, engagement, and confidence during the actual delivery.

Constructive criticism and suggestions provided to improve the quality of research and presentations.

The existence of a variety of cultural or ethnic groups within a society, enriching wellness practices.

Individuals who actively engage in and promote their cultural wellness practices.

A tangible representation of a student's work, showcasing their skills and knowledge in a specific area.

Techniques used to capture and maintain the attention of the audience during a presentation.

Reliable and trustworthy information sources that provide accurate data for research.

Innovative methods for delivering information, enhancing audience engagement and understanding.

Understanding and appreciating the differences and similarities between cultures, vital for respectful practices.