The Process of Gaining Cultural Competence Is Envisioned as a Succession

question 5

Multiple Choice

The process of gaining cultural competence is envisioned as a succession of stages in the Cultural Competence Continuum. Which of the following describes the stage of cultural blindness?

• A) Approaches of the dominant culture are applicable for everyone.
• B) Attitudes, practices, and policies are destructive to other cultures.
• C) Paternalistic attitude toward the "unfortunates." No capacity to help.
• D) Blind individuals are not considered a separate cultural group.
• E) Weaknesses in serving culturally diverse populations are realized.

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