A cultural assessment usually occurs at the end of data collection to identify culturally-specific food practices and health beliefs within the target population's culture.

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A cultural assessment usually occurs at the end of data collection to identify culturally-specific food practices and health beliefs within the target population's culture.​

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A cultural assessment is typically conducted at the beginning of data collection to understand the cultural context, including food practices and health beliefs, which informs the entire research or intervention process.

A Cultural Assessment Usually Occurs at the End of Data