Across
- 3. is when rights and privileges are withheld from those of another cultural group
- 7. is defamation by verbalizing untrue or private information (gossip) to a third party
- 8. action results in monetary payment. refers to torts: intentional (assault, battery, defamation, false imprisonment, abuse) and unintentional (negligence/malpractice)
- 10. is a system of standards or moral principles that direct actions as being right or wrong
- 11. occurs when the speaker’s words do not match their nonverbal communication
- 12. hold the belief that the existence of God can be neither proved nor disproved.
- 15. is intolerance of another cultural group
- 16. means be true
- 17. may be a spiritual experience that contains specific beliefs and rituals
- 19. is an assumption used to describe all members of a specific group without exception
Down
- 1. It includes the beliefs and value systems that give people strength and hope
- 2. implies an agreement between the verbal and nonverbal language
- 4. means fairness to all
- 5. nursing is a formal area of study and practice focused on comparative human care and understanding of the differences and similarities in beliefs, values, and practices among people. This theory uses a holistic care approach, integrating concepts of humanistic caring philosophy grounded in scientific knowledge to deliver culturally congruent care.
- 6. means do good. put the patient needs first
- 9. is defamation through written communication or pictures
- 12. means freedom to choose
- 13. means do no harm
- 14. action refers to misdemeanors or felonies
- 18. do not believe that the supernatural exists, so they do not believe in God