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CULTURAL DIVERSITY

CULTURAL DIVERSITY THE PURPOSE OF THIS TRAINING IS TO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY TO DISCUSS THE DIVERSITY THAT EXIST WITHIN THE INMATE POPULATION.

CULTURE THE LEARNED AND SHARED BEHAVIORS OF A GROUP, TRANSMITTED FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION

CULTURAL DIVERSITY BEING DIFFERENT BASED ON YOUR UPBRINGING AND ENVIRONMENT

SUBCULTURE A GROUP OF PEOPLE WITHIN A LARGER SOCIETY

CONCERNS COMMUNICATION STYLE NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION ACCENTS REGIONAL JARGON STEROTYPES LACK OF COMMON EXPERIENCES PHYSICAL DIFFERENCES

STEROTYPE EXAMPLES SOUTHERN ACCENTS REGIONAL JARGON PHYSICAL DIFFERENCES VALUES AND BELIEFS

ATTRIBUTES OF CULTURE LANGUAGE / SYMBOLS VALUES BELIEFS CUSTOMS PATTERNS OF THINKING

NON-ATTRIBUTES OF CULTURE RACE, GENETICS, ETHNICITY WHY ARE THESE NON-ATTRIBUTES OF CULTURE? THEY ARE NOT LEARNED

PITFALLS OF CROSS-CULTURAL INTERACTION STEROTYPING ASSUMPTIONS DIFFERENCES

ALL OF US ARE DIFFERENT IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER CONCLUSION ALL OF US ARE DIFFERENT IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER ALWAYS BE AWARE OF THOSE DIFFERENCES, BUT KNOW THAT BEING DIFFERENT IS NOT ALWAYS BAD

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