According to Walker et al.’s discussion, cultural awareness ...Group of answer choicesAll of theseextends beyond cultural safety and cultural respectrequires practitioners to take responsibility for their own biases, stereotypes, values and assumptionsdoes not involve the practitioner developing any practices or intervention strategies

According to Walker et al., cultural competence for individuals requires ...Group of answer choicespractising tolerance of other culturesidentifying and challenging one’s own cultural assumptionsbecoming more culturally aware

What is the BEST definition of cultural awareness?Making sound judgments on a person's personality while limiting your cultural exposureBeing aware of cultural influences and the skills and attitudes you need to care for peopleEvaluate a person based on their particular group membership and not their personal meritsMaking every effort to like the person you are interacting with, regardless of levels of respect

Judging a cultural group based on one's own cultural norms and values is referred to as _____.A.cultural differencesB.cultural awarenessC.cultural competenceD.cultural bias

Cultural Competence is about the desire to have greater understanding between people, to be respectful to different cultural perspectives, to strengthen cultural safety, and to work towards equality in opportunity.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Cultural safety isQuestion 3Select one:a.Ensuring equity of outcomes in health and educationb.Ensuring there is no violence or harm in health servicesc.Another term for cultural competence in institutionalised settingsd.A policy of ensuring respect for cultural and social differences in the provision of health, education, and other services