A group of people who identify with each other based on common ancestral, social, cultural or national experiences is called?

The beliefs, behaviors, objects and other characteristics common to the members of a particular group or society: language, customs, values, norms, mores, rules, tools, technologies, products, organizations and institutions are all part of the groups ______________.

The set of academic and interpersonal skills that allow individuals to increase their understanding and appreciate of cultural differences and similarities within, among and between groups is called what?

People who consciously share identifiable values, norms, symbols, and some ways of living that are repeated and transmitted from one generation to another is called the ______________.

Differences in race, ethnicity, language or religion among various groups within a community is called _______________________.

An awareness of the nuances of one's own culture and those of other's cultures is ____________________________.

Demonstrating both sensitivity to cultural difference and similarities and effectiveness in using cultural symbols to communicate a message is being _______________________.

Belonging to a common group, often linked by race, nationality, and language with a common cultural heritage and/or derivation is called_______________.

The form or pattern of speech (spoken or written) used by residents & descendants of a particular nation or geographic area or by any large body of people. Can be formal or informal and includes dialects, idiomatic speech and slang.

Designed for or pertaining to two or more distinctive cultures.

A socially defined population that is derived from distinguishable physical characteristics that are genetically transmitted.

Refers to the great variety of distinctions that exist between persons and groups.

What are the elements of cultural intelligence

The sense of belonging towards a culture is called?

Embracing the traditions that have been passed down is called?

The process of becoming aware of other cultural viewpoints, taking into account the diversity in values, beliefs, practices, lifestyles and problem-solving strategies is called?

What are three key ways to become culturally competent?

Being able to navigate in the context of culture differences is called?

Which of these are visible cultural elements?

Which of these are invisible cultural elements?

An interpreter should not _______________ cultural misunderstandings.

It is the ________________________'s responsibility to provide culturally responsive services.

Interpreters are not cultural _____________________.

When in doubt._________________________

Cultural mediation is also called_______________.

The act of addressing cultural misunderstandings while acting as an interpreter is called ______________________________

Cultural mediation means avoiding over generalizations or cultural stereotypes....

Cultural mediation means not explaining or speaking about what a patient believes or thinks.

Cultural mediation means explaining the cultural misunderstanding to all parties.

Making sure to explain the same thing to both parties is called?

If someone asks you a question rather than the patient or provider you should.....