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Capella University Racial Identity Models Discussion Questions

Capella University Racial Identity Models Discussion Questions

Capella University Racial Identity Models Discussion Questions

Discussion 1

Based on your readings this week,

  • describe the racial identity models
  • discuss your own identity and what influences impacted how you see yourself in relation to these models and your stage of personal cultural development.
  • What biases and prejudices do you have yet to address or confront in order to elevate your level of professional practice and multicultural competency?
  • Write your response in 250-300 words, supporting your comments with two references

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Discussion 2

Based on your readings this week,

  • analyze and determine the most culturally competent manner in which you might respond to a family of a different culture as a human service professional.
  • Think of what “family” means to you and how it might be different from clients you might encounter.
  • Discuss these topics in 250-300 words as well as any issues that might enhance or impede your effectiveness related to similarities and/or differences. Support your comments with two references

 

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