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Belief that culture makes no difference
Considering one’s own beliefs and viewpoint best
Tuberculosis rates are 24 times higher than for the total population
Differences are accepted and respected with continuous self-evaluation
Infant mortality rate is double that of white Americans
Attitudes, practices, and policies that are destructive to other cultures
A collection of beliefs that includes an evaluative aspect
Weaknesses in serving culturally diverse populations are realized, with some attempts to accommodate
The way individuals or groups view the universe to form values about their lives
Paternalistic attitude toward the “unfortunates”
Works in society to improve cultural relations
A property of groups wherein several cultures are represented
Assuming that information about a cultural group applies equally to all individuals who appear to represent that group
Over 2.5 times as many deaths per 1,000 from cirrhosis compared to the total population
An estimated 34% do not have health insurance
A select subgroup of this ethic group has the highest incidence of diabetes in the world
Women of this ethnic group are twice as likely to be diagnosed with cervical cancer as their white counterparts
A mental slant or leaning to one side; a distortion of judgment
Heart disease death rates are more than 30% higher than that of European Americans
Property of a group that shares cultural traditions, common linguistic heritage, and land of origin
Differences among groups of people
Twice as likely to develop and die from diabetes as whites
Thoughts, communication, actions, customs, etc., and institutions of racial, ethnic, or societal groups
Beliefs or qualities that are important, desirable, or prized
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ethnocentric
multicultural
Cultural incapacity
Cultural proficiency
Cultural competence
Cultural precompetence
attitude
stereotyping
Cultural blindness
ethnicity
culture
Cultural destructiveness
values
worldview
bias
diversity
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
Belief that culture makes no difference
Considering one’s own beliefs and viewpoint best
Tuberculosis rates are 24 times higher than for the total population
Differences are accepted and respected with continuous self-evaluation
Infant mortality rate is double that of white Americans
Attitudes, practices, and policies that are destructive to other cultures
A collection of beliefs that includes an evaluative aspect
Weaknesses in serving culturally diverse populations are realized, with some attempts to accommodate
The way individuals or groups view the universe to form values about their lives
Paternalistic attitude toward the “unfortunates”
Works in society to improve cultural relations
A property of groups wherein several cultures are represented
Assuming that information about a cultural group applies equally to all individuals who appear to represent that group
Over 2.5 times as many deaths per 1,000 from cirrhosis compared to the total population
An estimated 34% do not have health insurance
A select subgroup of this ethic group has the highest incidence of diabetes in the world
Women of this ethnic group are twice as likely to be diagnosed with cervical cancer as their white counterparts
A mental slant or leaning to one side; a distortion of judgment
Heart disease death rates are more than 30% higher than that of European Americans
Property of a group that shares cultural traditions, common linguistic heritage, and land of origin
Differences among groups of people
Twice as likely to develop and die from diabetes as whites
Thoughts, communication, actions, customs, etc., and institutions of racial, ethnic, or societal groups
Beliefs or qualities that are important, desirable, or prized
Premises:
Belief that culture makes no difference
Considering one’s own beliefs and viewpoint best
Tuberculosis rates are 24 times higher than for the total population
Differences are accepted and respected with continuous self-evaluation
Infant mortality rate is double that of white Americans
Attitudes, practices, and policies that are destructive to other cultures
A collection of beliefs that includes an evaluative aspect
Weaknesses in serving culturally diverse populations are realized, with some attempts to accommodate
The way individuals or groups view the universe to form values about their lives
Paternalistic attitude toward the “unfortunates”
Works in society to improve cultural relations
A property of groups wherein several cultures are represented
Assuming that information about a cultural group applies equally to all individuals who appear to represent that group
Over 2.5 times as many deaths per 1,000 from cirrhosis compared to the total population
An estimated 34% do not have health insurance
A select subgroup of this ethic group has the highest incidence of diabetes in the world
Women of this ethnic group are twice as likely to be diagnosed with cervical cancer as their white counterparts
A mental slant or leaning to one side; a distortion of judgment
Heart disease death rates are more than 30% higher than that of European Americans
Property of a group that shares cultural traditions, common linguistic heritage, and land of origin
Differences among groups of people
Twice as likely to develop and die from diabetes as whites
Thoughts, communication, actions, customs, etc., and institutions of racial, ethnic, or societal groups
Beliefs or qualities that are important, desirable, or prized
Responses:
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