Cultural Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Directory Information - Answer-Includes names, address, phone number, date/place of birth honors or awards Autonomy - Answer-Clients ability to exercise free will and act independently Nonmaleficence - Answer-To do not harm to clients Beneficence - Answer-To do only good Justice - Answer-Fairness, and adhering to principles of justce Fidelity - Answer-Faithful and loyal, facilitating trust and keeping ones word, and fulfilling any obligations Negligence - Answer-When counselors fault to ...

Anticipate and answer questions, help people perform a task, persuade people to do something (All Correct) - ANSWER Technical Communication seeks to... Let the data speak for themselves - ANSWER When trying to make sense of information, people should never... As long as a document is persuasive, it need not be clear and efficient. - ANSWER Of the following statements, which is least accurate? Consistently applies one cultural perspective - ANSWER An effective technical communicator does...

_____________ is fundamentally a mental process, but understanding this process is hindered by the lack of conscious awareness of the workings of our own minds. - ANSWERIntelligence analysis Conscious application of tools and techniques that should be in the analytical tradecraft toolkit of all intelligence analysts does not help in improving the workings of our own minds. T/F - ANSWERF We devote a lot of attention in our thinking. T/F - ANSWERF One key to successful learning is me...

Nursing 205 Final Exam DefinitionEnculturation - correct answer learning occurs from generation to generation Acculturation - correct answer exchange of cultural features between groups Assimilation - correct answer members of one cultural group blend into a second Socialization - correct answer a process of acquiring characteristics within a given culture Ethnocentrism - correct answer evaluating other cultures against the standard of one's own culture

What is the "C" in METT-TC? What acronym do we use to develop that? - Answer- C=Cultural elements/human terrain considerations ASCOPE Area Structures Capabilities Organizations People Events What is included in Area? - Answer- tribal boundaries, religious and political influences, and the physical location of local centers of business, religion & politics. What is included in Structures? - Answer- hospitals, mosques, schools, monuments, cemeteries, police stations, etc What i...

NUR 1290 Exam 1 Questions With Complete Solutions 2024 What makes a good nurse? - answerCaring, Communication Skills, Emotional Stability, Empathy/Compassion, Problem Solving Skills, Pay good attention to detail Humanistic Nursing Framework - answer- Primarily concerned with human beings, their values, beliefs, perceptions, capacities and achievements. -The humanistic framework addresses nursing as its central concept. What are the 4 concepts integral to Nursing? - answerIntegral to nursi...

Factors that Influence symptoms - Answer-- Individual differences/personality - Cultural differences - Situational factors - Stress - Mood Schema (illness representation) - Answer-A patients own beliefs about their illnesses; what they know about their disease/symptoms - helps them to explain. Five components of illness schemas - Answer-- Identity (label) - Consequences - Causes - Duration - Cure Models of illness - Answer-Most individuals have 3 models of illness: - Acute illness ...

Hegemony correct answers Dominant groups in society maintain their dominance by persuading minorities to accept dominant moral, political, and cultural values. Hegemony is always being renegotiated/readjusted: to fit the time period and who is being oppressed at that time. EX: Mexican immigrants were considered the ones at the low end of the spectrum while Blacks were upgraded to "white" status during the period of the Mexican Revolution. EX: Buffalo soldiers persuaded by the dominant gro...

CPDT-KA prep Questions & Answers(graded A) E-collars should be considered - ANSWERAs a last resort, and part of the punishment tier of the humane hierarchy According to the Humane hierarchy, the first step in training is to - ANSWERConfirm that the dog is in good health and receiving proper nutrition The CCPDT code of ethics requires all of the following - ANSWERRefraining from use of derogatory cultural terms Regular updating of client contact lists Recommending other trainers with mor...

Test Bank For Aging as a Social Process Canada and Beyond 7th Edition by Andrew V. Wister 8429, 7, 8474, 8 Chapter 1: Aging as a Social Process Chapter 2: Historical and Cultural Aspects of Aging Chapter 3: Individual Aging: Physical and Psychological Change across the Life Course Chapter 4: Population Aging: A Demographic and Geographic Perspective Chapter 5: Theories and Research in Explaining and Understanding Aging Phenomena Chapter 6: Social Structures, Social Inequality,...