HCL202 D3

What type of bias are health care providers capable of in their interactions with patients?

• Intended verbal bias

• Unintended nonverbal bias

• Intended nonverbal bias

• Unintended verbal bias

What is the title of the document?

• Stereotype Threat as a Beneficial Factor

• Stereotype Threat as a Dangerous Obstacle

• Stereotype Threat as a Minor Issue

• Stereotype Threat as a Helpful Tool

What is the effect of stereotype threat on the social climate for patients?

• It creates a pleasant social climate.

• It creates an unpleasant social climate.

• It creates a neutral social climate.

• It creates a supportive social climate.

What is one reason clinical interactions may appear to be of lower quality when they occur across racial lines?

• They are longer in duration.

• They are more pleasant.

• They are characterized by less patient involvement and shared decision-making.

• They involve more patient involvement.

What is one characteristic of clinical interactions that occur across racial lines, according to the text?

• They are more pleasant.

• They are characterized by more patient involvement.

• They are of shorter duration.

• They involve more shared decision-making.

What does stereotype threat help explain about clinical interactions across racial lines?

• Why they are more effective.

• Why they are of higher quality.

• Why they are of lower quality.

• Why they are longer in duration.

What is one reason a patient might fail to adequately process information during an interaction?

• They are too busy.

• The interaction arouses anxiety.

• They are not interested.

• The information is too simple.

What is the document's stance on the importance of understanding personal biases?

• It is unnecessary

• It is crucial for personal and professional growth

• It is only important for professionals

• It is only important for personal growth

What is one potential consequence of stereotype threat in clinical settings?

• Increased patient satisfaction

• Improved communication

• Reduced trust in healthcare providers

• Enhanced patient engagement

How can healthcare providers mitigate the effects of stereotype threat?

• By ignoring cultural differences

• By fostering an inclusive environment

• By shortening the duration of interactions

• By increasing the complexity of information