Test Bank Concepts for Nursing Practice (4TH Ed) by
Jean Giddens 2024 STUVIA
*Culture* - ans -the context for interrupting you human experiences, *shared
values and shared ways of thinking, has both visible and invisible components.*
*Intersectionality* - ans -Belonging simultaneously to multiple social groups
*biculturalism*
*Oppression* - ans -A system of advantages and disadvantages tied to our
membership in social groups
*Ethnicity* - ans -cultural characteristics
ex→ nationality, culture, beliefs
*Race* - ans -Biological characteristics
ex→ bone structure, hair color, skin color
(True/False) You can belong to one ethnicity and a different race. - ans -True
Ex→ like when an someone of Indian race is raised in UK, has british ethnicity
*Emic* Worldview - ans -My perspective
*Etic* Worldview - ans -Outsiders perspective
*Acculturation* - ans -Adapting and adopting a new culture
Ex→ moving when you're a teenage
*Assimilation* - ans -Varying degrees to how much some has adopted a new
culture, might often see those who have not fully assimilated
*Enculturation* - ans -Whatever culture you grew up with as a child
*Biculturalism* - ans -Also called *Intersectionality*, Identify with several
different cultures
Jean Giddens 2024 STUVIA
*Culture* - ans -the context for interrupting you human experiences, *shared
values and shared ways of thinking, has both visible and invisible components.*
*Intersectionality* - ans -Belonging simultaneously to multiple social groups
*biculturalism*
*Oppression* - ans -A system of advantages and disadvantages tied to our
membership in social groups
*Ethnicity* - ans -cultural characteristics
ex→ nationality, culture, beliefs
*Race* - ans -Biological characteristics
ex→ bone structure, hair color, skin color
(True/False) You can belong to one ethnicity and a different race. - ans -True
Ex→ like when an someone of Indian race is raised in UK, has british ethnicity
*Emic* Worldview - ans -My perspective
*Etic* Worldview - ans -Outsiders perspective
*Acculturation* - ans -Adapting and adopting a new culture
Ex→ moving when you're a teenage
*Assimilation* - ans -Varying degrees to how much some has adopted a new
culture, might often see those who have not fully assimilated
*Enculturation* - ans -Whatever culture you grew up with as a child
*Biculturalism* - ans -Also called *Intersectionality*, Identify with several
different cultures
