Cultural Competence and Strategy

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What is cultural competence?
- b) Ignoring and dismissing other cultures
- c) Being indifferent to cultural differences
- d) Understanding, sensitivity, and respect for other cultures and their practices
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Why is cultural competence important in today’s globalised world?
- a) Cultural competence is not important in today's globalised world
- b) Cultural competence helps to understand, respect, and effectively interact with people from different cultures.
- c) Cultural competence is only important for people living in their own culture
- d) Cultural competence leads to misunderstanding and conflict
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How can individuals develop cultural competence?
- a) By only focusing on their own cultural traditions
- b) By avoiding interaction with people from different cultures
- c) By assuming that their own culture is superior to others
- d) By learning about different cultures, engaging in cultural activities, and being open to new experiences.
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Define cultural competence.
- a) Awareness and respect for the beliefs, values, and customs of different cultures
- b) Being indifferent to cultural differences
- c) Enforcing one's own cultural beliefs on others
- d) Ignoring the beliefs and customs of different cultures
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Give an example of a situation where cultural competence is important.
- a) Workplace, healthcare settings, or educational institutions
- b) Fast food restaurants
- c) Amusement parks
- d) Pet stores
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What are some strategies for demonstrating cultural competence?
- a) Ignoring cultural differences
- b) Being close-minded
- c) Making assumptions about other cultures
- d) Active listening, being open-minded, educating oneself about different cultures, avoiding stereotypes, and showing respect for cultural differences
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What are the key components of cross-cultural communication?
- a) Monolingual communication
- b) Understanding cultural similarities
- c) Understanding cultural differences, language proficiency, non-verbal communication, and intercultural sensitivity
- d) Lack of awareness of cultural differences
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How can language barriers be overcome in cross-cultural communication?
- a) By using Google Translate for all communication
- b) By speaking louder and slower in one's own language
- c) By ignoring the language barrier and focusing on non-verbal communication
- d) By using interpreters, learning the language of the other party, using visual aids, and practicing active listening.
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What is cultural competence and why is it important?
- a) Cultural competence is important because it allows individuals to assert their own cultural superiority
- b) Cultural competence is not important because cultural differences are not significant
- c) Cultural competence is important because it allows individuals to recognise their own cultural biases and to approach others with an open and respectful attitude, leading to better communication and understanding.
- d) Cultural competence is not important because everyone should just focus on their own culture
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How can individuals practice cultural competence in their interactions with others?
- a) By refusing to acknowledge the diversity of cultures
- b) By actively listening, being open to learning about different cultures, and acknowledging one's own biases and limitations.
- c) By imposing their own cultural beliefs on others
- d) By assuming that their own culture is superior
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