Culturally adapting or “tailoring” an intervention may facilitate the uptake of research. Cultural sensitivity in the tailoring process involves two dimensions: surface and deep structure. Deep structure refers to:
a. infusing health interventions with characteristics of a target population such as the local language
b. infusing health interventions with characteristics of a target population such as local food
c. infusing health interventions with characteristics of the target population such as an understanding of historical factors that affect specific health behaviors
d. infusing health interventions with characteristics of the target population such as local music
Ans: c
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