Which of the following does not belong to Hispanics’ worldview? Hispanics tend to be past-oriented, which is why disease prevention may not be a priority. Hispanics have a fatalistic worldview and believe that their health is in God’s control. Hispanics tend to value closeness, so touching and embracing is common. Family, marriage, and child rearing are highly valued in Hispanic culture.

Among the following worldview Hispanics does not tend to be past oriented. They are normally associated with "presentismo"

Explanation:

Hispanics are referred to as peoples who trace their common origin to Spain or Spanish ancestry. They are associated with some of the following cultural traits such as-

•Familismo- It refers to the importance given to family and its needs.

•Espiritismo- Hispanics have a common belief in spirits and this leads them to venerate good spirits.

•Presentismo- They emphasize present.

•Jerarquismo-They have great respect for hierarchy.

•Personalismo-It refers to the act of mutual trust, bond-building by the Hispanics.

Thus among this, the clause that Hispanics are past-oriented is false.