Care Values
Types and Levels
Microaggressions
Wild Card
100

The e in Care stands for?

Excellence

100

The first level of violence is called?

Normal

100

A clerk follows an African American around in a store, presuming that the person of color is going to steal.

Microaggression

100

Using a power pose 10 minutes before an interview was said by?

Amy Cuddy

200

Body language is what % of communication?

55%

200

Same Overall Goals, Different Ways of Reaching Them

Pathway conflict

200
  • Speaking louder or speaking slowly when addressing a blind student.

Micro assault

200

Setting your alarm for an hour early is an example of?

Time Mangement

300

Always introducing yourself and your role to a customer is an example of...

A warm welcome

300

Not Enough Resources to Go Around is a w(blank) conflict?

Distributive Conflict

300
  • "Why are you so sensitive"?

Microinvalidation

300

Name 2 generations in the workplace

Gen z

Gen x

Traditionalist

Baby Boomers

Millennials

400

Is there anything else you need right now?”  When I walk away, that person knows I’ve done everything possible to take care of them.

Fond Farewell

400

Our autonomic nervous system is continually engaged in defensive activities, as can happen in traumatic situations or prolonged stress, these can become potentially harmful to our physical and mental health because it is chronically lacking the balance between the different branches of the autonomic nervous system.

Polyvagal

400

Someone that safely intervenes when microaggression is happening or has happened.  

Active bystander

400

What does HIPAA stand for?

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act