Across
- 1. using general information about a person's culture to make assumptions about a person without even asking to make sure they are true
- 5. This word, in typical language, means "good." However, in medical contexts, it typically means something bad. This can create miscommunication for people not very familiar with English.
- 6. Eye contact, touching, gestures, and body language, are all examples of this.
- 7. using general information about a person's culture, but by asking the person to confirm whether or not it's true for them specifically
- 8. encompasses beliefs and behaviors that are learned and shared by members of a group
- 9. a type of culture that believes that everyone is equal
- 10. the recognition that different cultures have different ways of doing things, and several of these can be equally valid
Down
- 2. the assumption that one's own culture's practices are the only correct ways of doing things
- 3. a type of culture that believes that everyone is NOT equal
- 4. smaller groups of people that share certain characteristics not shared by the culture at large