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Week 1

RBS Chap 9

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What is the most basic precept that sign language interpreters are taught to always follow? Confidentiality
T/F interpreters shall not counsel, advise, or interject personal opinions. True
T/F One of the three additional principles added to the CPC after 2005 is that the interpreter is an outside professional? True
In the Latino community, the interpreter is often seen as what? As the "all knowing" supporter and advocate
When it comes to establishing our qualifications, European Americans tend to emphasize schools attended, skills learned, and credentials earned. How does this differ from the Latino perspective? For Latinos, the ability to make human connections is more convincing than the number of certificates one holds.
When working with Native Americans, interpreters need to be aware they may be met with feeling of mistrust if the interpreter is a nonnative. Why is this? Because of the long history of troubled relations with Europeans
What was the theme of the 1985 RID conferences? Interpreting: The Art of Cross-Cultural Mediation
T/F An interpreter should automatically assume that since a person is Black that they can speak Black Vernacular English False
T/F For Native Americans, understanding the importance of nonverbal behaviors is crucial to establish a feeling of trust. True
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