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Socialization into one's primary A
culture during childhood is known
as...
A. Enculturation
B. Acculturation
C. Assimilation
D. Multiculturalism
Multiculturalism results when a B
person...
A. Has an experience with a new of
different culture that is extremely
negative
B. Maintains his/her culture and
interacts peacefully with people of
other cultures
C. Gives up his/her ethnic identity in
favor of the dominant culture
D. Adapts to and adopts a new
culture
,Cultural awareness involves an in- A
depth self-examination of one's...
A. Background, recognizing biases
and prejudices
B. Social, cultural, and biophysical
factors
C. Engagement in culturally safe
interactions
D. Motivation and commitment to
caring
Culturally safe care is the process B
of...
A. Learning about vast cultures
B. Delivering care that is based on
knowledge of the patient's cultural
heritage, beliefs, and attitudes
C. Influencing treatment and care of
patients
D. Motivations and commitment to
caring
Ethnocentrism is the root of... A
A. Stereotypes, biases, and
prejudices
B. Meanings by which people make
sense of their experiences
C. Cultural beliefs
Individualism and self-reliance in
achieving and maintaining health
, When a person acts on his or own C
prejudices...
A. Effective intercultural and
relational communication develops
B. Sufficient comparative knowledge
of diverse groups is obtained
C. Discrimination occurs
D. Delivery of culturally congruent
care is ensured
The prevailing value orientation in D
Western society is...
A. Use of rituals symbolizing the
supernatural
B. Group reliance and
interdependence
C. Healing emphasizing naturalistic
modalities
D. Individualism and self-reliance in
achieving and maintaining health
Disparities in health outcomes C
between rich and poor patients
illustrate...
A. The attribution of illness to natural,
impersonal, and biological factors
B. Biological and sociocultural health
risks
C. Influence of socioeconomic
factors in morbidity and mortality
D. Combination of naturalistic,
religions, and supernatural
modalities
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Terms in this set (219)
Socialization into one's primary A
culture during childhood is known
as...
A. Enculturation
B. Acculturation
C. Assimilation
D. Multiculturalism
Multiculturalism results when a B
person...
A. Has an experience with a new of
different culture that is extremely
negative
B. Maintains his/her culture and
interacts peacefully with people of
other cultures
C. Gives up his/her ethnic identity in
favor of the dominant culture
D. Adapts to and adopts a new
culture
,Cultural awareness involves an in- A
depth self-examination of one's...
A. Background, recognizing biases
and prejudices
B. Social, cultural, and biophysical
factors
C. Engagement in culturally safe
interactions
D. Motivation and commitment to
caring
Culturally safe care is the process B
of...
A. Learning about vast cultures
B. Delivering care that is based on
knowledge of the patient's cultural
heritage, beliefs, and attitudes
C. Influencing treatment and care of
patients
D. Motivations and commitment to
caring
Ethnocentrism is the root of... A
A. Stereotypes, biases, and
prejudices
B. Meanings by which people make
sense of their experiences
C. Cultural beliefs
Individualism and self-reliance in
achieving and maintaining health
, When a person acts on his or own C
prejudices...
A. Effective intercultural and
relational communication develops
B. Sufficient comparative knowledge
of diverse groups is obtained
C. Discrimination occurs
D. Delivery of culturally congruent
care is ensured
The prevailing value orientation in D
Western society is...
A. Use of rituals symbolizing the
supernatural
B. Group reliance and
interdependence
C. Healing emphasizing naturalistic
modalities
D. Individualism and self-reliance in
achieving and maintaining health
Disparities in health outcomes C
between rich and poor patients
illustrate...
A. The attribution of illness to natural,
impersonal, and biological factors
B. Biological and sociocultural health
risks
C. Influence of socioeconomic
factors in morbidity and mortality
D. Combination of naturalistic,
religions, and supernatural
modalities
