When people give up their original cultural language and identity and blend into a larger group.

Thinking negatively of others with no reason or justification. Normally a combination of stereotypes.

Treating someone unequal because of they belong to a certain group, race, culture, sexual orientation, or disabilities.

When a person thinks that their norms and values should be everyone else's.

5.Biological variations

One of the six areas of human cultural diversity. Example of this is a person's hair color, texture and skin condition are an example of

6.cultural competency

Seeking to understand and accept people from diverse backgrounds in order to achieve a positive multi-cultural environment.

When an individual is able to competently negotiate 2 cultures, their original one they were brought up in and the mainstream culture.

8.The 19th-century Civil Rights Acts

Prohibits discrimination based on ethnicity and race.

9.The intelligence quotient (IQ)

Used to determine if a person has low, normal or high intellectual capabilities.

10.The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990

Prevents discrimination against people with mental or physical disabilities.

a person's right to make decisions about their own body and care.

Treating everyone with respect, kindness and making sure they feel valued, not embarrassed or judged.

Standing together during tough situations and showing support, compassion and unity,

14. Cultural self-assessment

Knowing your own biases and limits.

Adjusting how you deliver care so it fits the patient’s cultural needs.

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Ethics Exam 2

Question	Answer
1.Assimilation	When people give up their original cultural language and identity and blend into a larger group.
2.Bias	Thinking negatively of others with no reason or justification. Normally a combination of stereotypes.
3.Discrimination	Treating someone unequal because of they belong to a certain group, race, culture, sexual orientation, or disabilities.
4.Ethnocentrism	When a person thinks that their norms and values should be everyone else's.
5.Biological variations	One of the six areas of human cultural diversity. Example of this is a person's hair color, texture and skin condition are an example of
6.cultural competency	Seeking to understand and accept people from diverse backgrounds in order to achieve a positive multi-cultural environment.
7.Biculturalism	When an individual is able to competently negotiate 2 cultures, their original one they were brought up in and the mainstream culture.
8.The 19th-century Civil Rights Acts	Prohibits discrimination based on ethnicity and race.
9.The intelligence quotient (IQ)	Used to determine if a person has low, normal or high intellectual capabilities.
10.The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990	Prevents discrimination against people with mental or physical disabilities.
11Autonomy	a person's right to make decisions about their own body and care.
12.Dignity	Treating everyone with respect, kindness and making sure they feel valued, not embarrassed or judged.
13.Solidarity	Standing together during tough situations and showing support, compassion and unity,
14. Cultural self-assessment	Knowing your own biases and limits.
15.Adapting care	Adjusting how you deliver care so it fits the patient’s cultural needs.

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