South Asia is the term of perspective religion. This is far East.
The names only make sense from a European perspective. The "Far East" could easily be called the "Far West" from a Polynesian or North American perspective. However, as regions, the Middle East and the Far East terms tend to group together people who have a high level of local interaction.
It will depend on whether you are European citizen or not.
social-cultural
Evolutionary psychology and to a lesser extent comparative psychology.
The sociocultural perspective would focus on the extent to which different styles of parenting are encouraged among various ethnic groups. This perspective looks at the impact of culture, traditions, and societal norms on parenting practices within different ethnic communities. By examining how cultural factors influence parenting styles, sociocultural perspective helps understand the diversity in parenting approaches across different ethnic groups.
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Social- cultural
There are two widespread points of 'worship;' Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines. Other religions are represented in Japan, but not to as great extent.
The following religions were present in Rome at various times, to a significant extent: * animism * paganism * Mithraism * Christianity * Judaism (probably to a lesser extent than the others) There were sub-division of the above. In early times, Christianity was represented by proto-Catholic-Orthodox and Gnostic (and other) wings, eventually resolving to the Roman Catholic Church only. Mithraism evolved for some, to the worship of Sol Invictus. Paganism also had varous forms, including the 'mystery' religions.
A European way of classifying water quality based on the extent of organic pollution/enrichment in streams.
There is no simple single answer.There are many religions and all differ to a greater or lesser extent on how they worship.Some religions do not have a god or gods so they would not worship one at all.You need to specify which religion you are referring to for a particular answer.
All religions are mystical to a greater or lesser extent. People follow them from a need to believe in something greater and more powerful than they are.