week 3

Question 1

Queer

Answer 1

Sexuality and gender can be different to identify and changes overtime

Question 2

Non-binary

Answer 2

Neither or both male or female categories

Question 3

Intersex

Answer 3

Body variations that don’t fit, male or female

Question 4

Cis gender

Answer 4

identity and gender match birth sex

Question 5

sex

Answer 5

Biological status given at birth

Question 6

gender

Answer 6

Concept of self

Question 7

what are health inequities for the LGBTQ community

Answer 7

legal discrimination

Lesbians less likely to get cancer screenings

HIV transmission for a transgender and men to men sex

Increased risk for alcohol, substance, tobacco use

more likely to attempt suicide

Question 8

ally

Answer 8

Disrupt oppression, while working with people of groups to realize social injustice

Question 9

Advocate

Answer 9

Publicly support, or cause or policy

Question 10

is the transition from male to female considered medical or cosmetic?

Answer 10

Cosmetic, therefore, not covered by insurance

Question 11

what are examples of medical transition?

Answer 11

Puberty, blocking
Hormone therapy
Affirmation surgeries
Laser hair removal

Question 12

blind spots

Answer 12

Tendency to recognize cognitive biases in others, but not recognize how bias influences your own thinking

Question 13

confirmation bias

Answer 13

We believe what we wanna believe, despite what may contradict our beliefs

Question 14

affinity bias

Answer 14

When we prefer people similar to us

Question 15

groupthink

Answer 15

Group of people, desire, harmony, or conformity, hoping to minimize conflict and Reach a consensus

Question 16

othering

Answer 16

set of structures, processes, and dynamics that engender marginality, and inequality across any full range of human differences

Example – sexual orientation, and disabilities

Question 17

schemas

Answer 17

Frames that the mind uses to help understand and navigate the world

Question 18

Hidden discrimination

Answer 18

Absence of helping
in group favoritism

Question 19

Stereotype threat

Answer 19

Threat of being viewed through a lens of negative stereotype, or fear of doing something that would confirm it

Question 20

debiasing

Answer 20

stereotype replacement
Counter stereotypical images
Perspective taking
Individuate versus generalizing

Question 21

Micro aggressions

Answer 21

Every day, verbal and nonverbal, slightes, insults, intentional, or not that communicate hostile and negative messages to targeted people based on their marginalized group

Question 22

Micro assaults

Answer 22

Deliberate, slights/insults meant to hurt the intended victim

Question 23

Micro invalidations

Answer 23

Someone attempts to discredit, or minimize the experience of an under represented person

Question 24

Micro insults

Answer 24

Rude, insensitive comments, that disrespect a persons heritage or identity

Question 25

Psychological dilemmas

Answer 25

Clash of realities Invisibility of unintentional bias Perceived minimal harm

Question 26

Clash of realities

Answer 26

Speaker does not intend to harm while listener experiences bias

Question 27

Invisibility of unintentional bias

Answer 27

systemic oppression of “ superiority” of dominant groups

Question 28

perceived minimal harm

Answer 28

Unimportant or two minor to Warrant discussion

Question 29

Catch 22

Answer 29

repercussions of confronting the speaker with varied perspectives

Question 30

coded language

Answer 30

Word or phrase used to communicate in place of another connected to stereotypes Example – he’s a thug

Question 31

Code switching

Answer 31

Adjusting style of speech or behavior to optimize comfort of others in exchange for fair treatment

Question 32

cultural competence

Answer 32

Identify cross-cultural expressions of illness and health

Question 33

Cultural humility

Answer 33

Self reflection and critique when the individual learns about others culture in examines one’s own beliefs

Question 34

what are factors that make certain populations vulnerable to poor health outcomes?

Answer 34

Disabilities Low socioeconomic status Chronic illness Inadequate nutrition Poverty

Question 35

What’s the difference between micro affirmations and micro interventions?

Answer 35

The affirmations acknowledge the contribution of those being ignored The intervention communicates Daily to the target in population