Which of the following is not a strategy for increasing one's cultural competence?
a. Understanding your values and utilizing them exclusively.
b. Developing self-awareness.
c. Learning about others' cultural and sociocultural perspectives.
d. Applying self-awareness and information learned about the culture to one's practice.
Question 2
A mature pincer grasp indicates:
a. The child has developed the ability to use one side of the hand actively while the other side is quiet.
b. Neuromotor concerns about unusual repetitive hand motions
c. Neuromotor concerns about the presence of abnormal primitive reflexes
d. Neuromotor concerns for the presence of lower cognitive abilities
Using concept maps as a learning strategy
Technological advances are now so rapid that there can be cultural gaps between generations.
Funeral Rituals and Practices among U.S. Cultural Groups
Effect of Increasing the Investment Rate on the Steady State
Strategy: Algorithms and Heuristics
Competence and Generativity