If someone can give me an example, that will be great! You do NOT have to do the work for me, but at least show me an example of how to do this:
Imagine you are a health professional greeting someone of a different cultural identity than you for the first time in your health practice.
What would you say to this person to convey cultural humility and begin to establish CLAS with them?
How do you convey cultural humility when first meeting someone?
2017-06-30 1:22 am
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2017-06-30 2:27 am
I agree with Laurie that this is a relatively stupid assignment, and I do not like the term "humility"-the connotations are wrong. I would use cultural AWARENESS as more realistic. I know one instance where we had a middle eastern women in full cloaking and we had to find a drape that was acceptable and tried to only uncover 1 part at a time and had other women in the room as well.
2017-06-30 2:09 am
This is one of the most stupid assignments I've ever heard about.
If I am consulting you as a medical professional, ALL I want to know is that you know how to treat me. I don't care about your culture; I don't care what you think about my culture; I don't care if you are proud of your culture, or humble.
I just want to know that you know how to help me.
Tell your teacher that at least one masters-level psychologist who is a member of Mensa says that this assignment is NONSENSE.
If I am consulting you as a medical professional, ALL I want to know is that you know how to treat me. I don't care about your culture; I don't care what you think about my culture; I don't care if you are proud of your culture, or humble.
I just want to know that you know how to help me.
Tell your teacher that at least one masters-level psychologist who is a member of Mensa says that this assignment is NONSENSE.
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