Psychology cultural conversation assignment

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Cultural Conversation Assignment Instructions

Overview

It is important for human resources professionals to be aware of their own cultural identities, acknowledge their values and beliefs, and be prepared to navigate situations involving cultural and value differences. The purpose of this assignment is to practice having a cultural conversation, experience being vulnerable in discussing cultural identities, recognize emotional responses, have a collaborative discussion about values and differences, recognize differences in experiencing care and support, and identify qualities of a therapeutic environment or relationship that would facilitate a positive working alliance. Understanding your own cultural beliefs and values can help to make you aware of potential biases and limitations and increase empathy without judgment.

Instructions

Find a friend or colleague who is willing to have a cultural conversation of approximately one hour with you. Choose someone who represents a cultural identity that is different from your own (for example, ethnicity, military). This is an opportunity to step outside of your comfort zone. Explain that you are completing an assignment for Multicultural Issues in Human Services, that you will need to write about the conversation, and that you will use an alias, with no personally identifying information. Write a 4–5-page paper (not counting the title page and reference page). You do not need to write an abstract. Follow current APA professional style standards. Cite and reference our textbooks, Cultural Humility, by Hook et al. (2017), and Cultural Engagement (Chatraw & Prior, 2019) as sources used for support in your paper. You are encouraged to use Scripture as well (see the Writing Style Guide tab for how to cite and reference Bible versions you quote).

Begin with a brief paper introduction where you explain what the paper covers. Use the bold headings below to organize your paper.

In the first section, Cultural Identity Conversation, begin by briefly describing the setting (not specific identifying information) and person you are meeting with; include the date, and beginning and end times. You must use an alias for the person you converse with, and state that this is an alias. Prepare approximately 4-8 questions you can ask about cultural identities and worldview. Each person should discuss important aspects of his or her cultural identity. Pay attention to the thoughts and emotions you have when you are talking and listening to the other person. Listen for a value difference or potential conflict. Summarize the interaction. One-two pages.

In the next section, Value Differences Discussion, choose one value or belief difference or potential conflict that you noted when discussing cultural identities to discuss with your volunteer conversation partner. Pay attention to your thoughts and emotions during this interaction. An example of a value difference could be the importance one places on independence and personal goals and dreams, or collectivistic family values. Summarize the interaction. One page.

In the third section, Therapeutic Relationship, discuss and explain how the person you met with experiences care and support, what makes that person feel empathized with. Identify and discuss specific qualities you believe make for a therapeutic environment or relationship that would facilitate a cultural conversation and positive working alliance. One page.

End with a brief Conclusion, where you summarize what you covered in your paper, and reflect on the experience. What did you learn about yourself in participating in this cultural conversation, thinking about cultural identity and value differences, and a therapeutic relationship that allows for a healthy cultural conversation?

Note: Your Week 5 assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.

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Watch: The Blessing of Humility

The passage is part of the introduction to the Sermon on the Mount determines either a concise and a teaching given in one setting or collection of teachings a common sentiment today among those who deny the divinity of Jesus Christ this except his moral teaching concerning virtue and not the term gloss it is often a fine and happy with a connotation has more to do with fulfillment and joy in life joy and happiness are not synonyms a person may be unhappy and doing the things that lead to a joyful life of humility in the passages captured in 2 terms or phrases poor in spirit to know someone who realizes his or her desperation situation and the human limitations of not being able to correct the problem make describes the restraint of power and ability mean it does not mean weakness humility unlocks a tremendous power than it will to us to connect with people and to gain influence humility is not talking about virtue to impose on ourselves because we naturally long to appear confident and competent to others humility seems to be at odds with confidence the beauty of humility is demonstrated in the attitude that one has voluntarily retrained in the her abilities for the benefit for others humility is not weakness or inferiority the Apostle Paul wrote Do nothing out of self ambition or vain conceit but in humility consider others better than ourselves Philippians 23 humility is actually an attitude and a choice humility recognizes that the full demonstration of one's ability and right gives given his or her accomplishment may not serve the common good the choice to embrace a humble attitude requires a high degree of self-confidence humility possesses beauty imposes a burden and result in blessings humility is beautiful humility has a way of bringing out the inner beauty of people humility contributes to quality character the author of proper 31 describe the ability of a quality character to bring out the inner beauty. Of the virtue is woman humility values others true humility does not the little or condemn others true humility can still see the value in people even if we disagree with their belief and behavior humility serves others few people in recent history better personify this point the Mother Theresa she and her or unarmed gang are alive to help the anointed in India do try serve as the ultimate example of humility demonstrated in service Paul wrote your attitude should be the same as that of Jesus Christ being in the very nature guy did not consider equality one guy something to be graphed made himself nothing taking the nature of a servant being made in human lightness and being found in appearance as a man He humbled himself and became a began to death even death on the cross Philippians to operate becomes no surprise that Paul follows description of Christ as the ultimate servant with the recognition they had voluntary humiliation led to a cultivation by God True humility and their willingness to starve was a has a way of exalting the humble with others the purpose of humility is that humility forces us outside of ourselves within to share the burdens of others Paul wrote Kiri each other's burdens and in that way you will fulfill the Law of Christ collation 6 to humility is a prerequisite for other things proverbs describes humility as a prerequisite for wisdom problems of living to honor proverbs 1533 and I'm blessed in life Proverbs 22 for sure through the meal of the lead to our promotion Peter drew from the Old Testament exulting the value of humility young man same way be submissive to those who are older all of you closer still to humility towards one another because God opposes a prophet but gives great to the 1st Peter Fox 5 Bear in mind though that while he believed influence others every motion from God humility like Moses 1st used to draw on supernatural strength. Gradually changes us to a story Joseph Joseph in Genesis is an excellent example handed an invasion greatness in his youth humility promoted him to high ranking position a visit or in Egypt the journey change shows his heart humility enabled him to star and took away that is aren't to hold his authority over the heads of others to speak revenge the Bible with several blessings associated with humility beyond the personal benefits already mentioned humility contributes to greater gains 1st we experience true community when we seek to carry the burden of others and to serve them 2nd we gain favor with others the value a favor is in influence and in the willingness of others twanger it with us our humility in the way for us to honor Christ and to model his life the ability to model Christ why is essentially creating confident and a power in teaching of Christ to change the human heart we will see humility in others we may not be so anxious to see the need for humility and not humility is an important key and not an unlocking the blessing of life be Christ promised.

CulturalConversationAssignmentInstructions.docx

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Cultural Conversation Assignment Instructions

Overview

It is important for human resources professionals to be aware of their own cultural identities, acknowledge their values and beliefs, and be prepared to navigate situations involving cultural and value differences. The purpose of this assignment is to practice having a cultural conversation, experience being vulnerable in discussing cultural identities, recognize emotional responses, have a collaborative discussion about values and differences, recognize differences in experiencing care and support, and identify qualities of a therapeutic environment or relationship that would facilitate a positive working alliance. Understanding your own cultural beliefs and values can help to make you aware of potential biases and limitations and increase empathy without judgment.

Instructions

Find a friend or colleague who is willing to have a cultural conversation of approximately one hour with you. Choose someone who represents a cultural identity that is different from your own (for example, ethnicity, military). This is an opportunity to step outside of your comfort zone. Explain that you are completing an assignment for Multicultural Issues in Human Services, that you will need to write about the conversation, and that you will use an alias, with no personally identifying information. Write a 4–5-page paper (not counting the title page and reference page). You do not need to write an abstract. Follow current APA professional style standards. Cite and reference our textbooks, Cultural Humility, by Hook et al. (2017), and Cultural Engagement (Chatraw & Prior, 2019) as sources used for support in your paper. You are encouraged to use Scripture as well (see the Writing Style Guide tab for how to cite and reference Bible versions you quote).

Begin with a brief paper introduction where you explain what the paper covers. Use the bold headings below to organize your paper.

In the first section, Cultural Identity Conversation, begin by briefly describing the setting (not specific identifying information) and person you are meeting with; include the date, and beginning and end times. You must use an alias for the person you converse with, and state that this is an alias. Prepare approximately 4-8 questions you can ask about cultural identities and worldview. Each person should discuss important aspects of his or her cultural identity. Pay attention to the thoughts and emotions you have when you are talking and listening to the other person. Listen for a value difference or potential conflict. Summarize the interaction. One-two pages.

In the next section, Value Differences Discussion, choose one value or belief difference or potential conflict that you noted when discussing cultural identities to discuss with your volunteer conversation partner. Pay attention to your thoughts and emotions during this interaction. An example of a value difference could be the importance one places on independence and personal goals and dreams, or collectivistic family values. Summarize the interaction. One page.

In the third section, Therapeutic Relationship, discuss and explain how the person you met with experiences care and support, what makes that person feel empathized with. Identify and discuss specific qualities you believe make for a therapeutic environment or relationship that would facilitate a cultural conversation and positive working alliance. One page.

End with a brief Conclusion, where you summarize what you covered in your paper, and reflect on the experience. What did you learn about yourself in participating in this cultural conversation, thinking about cultural identity and value differences, and a therapeutic relationship that allows for a healthy cultural conversation?

Note: Your Week 5 assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.

Page 2 of 2

AudioTranscript.docx

Watch: The Blessing of Humility

The passage is part of the introduction to the Sermon on the Mount determines either a concise and a teaching given in one setting or collection of teachings a common sentiment today among those who deny the divinity of Jesus Christ this except his moral teaching concerning virtue and not the term gloss it is often a fine and happy with a connotation has more to do with fulfillment and joy in life joy and happiness are not synonyms a person may be unhappy and doing the things that lead to a joyful life of humility in the passages captured in 2 terms or phrases poor in spirit to know someone who realizes his or her desperation situation and the human limitations of not being able to correct the problem make describes the restraint of power and ability mean it does not mean weakness humility unlocks a tremendous power than it will to us to connect with people and to gain influence humility is not talking about virtue to impose on ourselves because we naturally long to appear confident and competent to others humility seems to be at odds with confidence the beauty of humility is demonstrated in the attitude that one has voluntarily retrained in the her abilities for the benefit for others humility is not weakness or inferiority the Apostle Paul wrote Do nothing out of self ambition or vain conceit but in humility consider others better than ourselves Philippians 23 humility is actually an attitude and a choice humility recognizes that the full demonstration of one's ability and right gives given his or her accomplishment may not serve the common good the choice to embrace a humble attitude requires a high degree of self-confidence humility possesses beauty imposes a burden and result in blessings humility is beautiful humility has a way of bringing out the inner beauty of people humility contributes to quality character the author of proper 31 describe the ability of a quality character to bring out the inner beauty. Of the virtue is woman humility values others true humility does not the little or condemn others true humility can still see the value in people even if we disagree with their belief and behavior humility serves others few people in recent history better personify this point the Mother Theresa she and her or unarmed gang are alive to help the anointed in India do try serve as the ultimate example of humility demonstrated in service Paul wrote your attitude should be the same as that of Jesus Christ being in the very nature guy did not consider equality one guy something to be graphed made himself nothing taking the nature of a servant being made in human lightness and being found in appearance as a man He humbled himself and became a began to death even death on the cross Philippians to operate becomes no surprise that Paul follows description of Christ as the ultimate servant with the recognition they had voluntary humiliation led to a cultivation by God True humility and their willingness to starve was a has a way of exalting the humble with others the purpose of humility is that humility forces us outside of ourselves within to share the burdens of others Paul wrote Kiri each other's burdens and in that way you will fulfill the Law of Christ collation 6 to humility is a prerequisite for other things proverbs describes humility as a prerequisite for wisdom problems of living to honor proverbs 1533 and I'm blessed in life Proverbs 22 for sure through the meal of the lead to our promotion Peter drew from the Old Testament exulting the value of humility young man same way be submissive to those who are older all of you closer still to humility towards one another because God opposes a prophet but gives great to the 1st Peter Fox 5 Bear in mind though that while he believed influence others every motion from God humility like Moses 1st used to draw on supernatural strength. Gradually changes us to a story Joseph Joseph in Genesis is an excellent example handed an invasion greatness in his youth humility promoted him to high ranking position a visit or in Egypt the journey change shows his heart humility enabled him to star and took away that is aren't to hold his authority over the heads of others to speak revenge the Bible with several blessings associated with humility beyond the personal benefits already mentioned humility contributes to greater gains 1st we experience true community when we seek to carry the burden of others and to serve them 2nd we gain favor with others the value a favor is in influence and in the willingness of others twanger it with us our humility in the way for us to honor Christ and to model his life the ability to model Christ why is essentially creating confident and a power in teaching of Christ to change the human heart we will see humility in others we may not be so anxious to see the need for humility and not humility is an important key and not an unlocking the blessing of life be Christ promised.

CulturalConversationAssignmentInstructions.docx

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CulturalConversationAssignmentInstructions.docx

AudioTranscript.docx

CulturalConversationAssignmentInstructions.docx