HSS 2102 Study Guide - Final Guide: Narratology, Interrupt, Acculturation
10 Jul 2014
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Limited access to information: patient-family member. Process- determines whether a group works effectively or not- process groups. Explicit- stated- make decisions about equipment for hospital. Code of conduct- acceptable behavior established by group. Overt- verbally agreed upon rules that are generally known to all members. Attraction of the group to its members. Highly cohesive- more likely to talk and participate. Meaning-attribution- proving explanations for members to understand a sitution. Executive functions- norms, rules and time procedures. Individual roles- satisfy a members own needs- helpful to the group. Ontario and b. c- largest percentage of immigrants. Less aware of nonverbal environment and situation. Physical context relied upon for information- situations, gestures, mood. Masculine- achievement, assertiveness, heroism, material wealth and traditional sex roles- japan, australia, italy. Feminine- relationships, caring for less fortunate, overall quality of life- sweden, Certainty- do not like ambiguity, value feeling secure- greece, portugal, belgium. Uncertainty- comfortable with ambiguity and less info- singapore, jamaica, great.
