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Jean Inman Domain 1: Topic B
Components of the educational plan
Ineffective communication with clients can result in - ✅✅-incorrect
diagnoses and noncompliance with treatment


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Consider the following when meeting with a client that is culturally different
from yourself? - -1. Assume differences until similarities are proven
2. Empathize description rather than interpretation or evaluation. Focus on
getting a complete description of what is wanted rather than making
judgments on how something was said
3. Avoid stereotyping

How do cultural communication styles differ? - ✅✅ -1. Rate, pitch, and
volume of voice
2. Eye contact: direct gaze or avert eyes as sign of respect
3. Expression restrained, emotional, focused
4. Speech: slow and soft vs. loud and fast
5. Greetings: handshake firm, mild

What is often a cause of confusion and misinterpretation when meeting with a

✅✅
client who is culturally different from your own?
What is a sign of respect? - -gestures, facial expressions, postures

Good posture is a sign of respect

What is the intimate zone? - ✅✅-less than 18 inches, used for very close
friends and business handshakes

What is the personal zone? - ✅✅-18 inches to 4 feet when giving
instructions or working closely

What is the social zone? - ✅✅-4 to 12 feet
most business interaction

What is the public zone? - ✅✅-Greater than 12 feet
very formal interaction

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What should you do when working with clients with limited English skills? -
-Use common terms and avoid slang, acronyms, and shorthand. Use
simple, short sentences.
Always speak directly to the client

Pedagogy - ✅✅ -the art and science of teaching children; teachers are
authority figures

Andragogy - ✅✅ -adults are mutual partners in learning, more
problem-centered than subject-centered, motivation is more internal than
external, self-directed learner

What are middle and upper income adults like? - ✅✅ -Goal-oriented.
Consider activities they can't relate to as a waste of time

What are lower income adults like? - ✅✅ -interests focus on costs and
traditional food habits; oriented toward present and towards solving current
problems

✅✅-Short term planners
What are very poor adults like? -

What are adolescents like? - ✅✅-Relate to their interests; consider peer
pressure and attitude toward authority

What are the elderly like? - ✅✅ -Decreased attention span; audience
participation to maintain interest; control questions to stay on topic; prefer
written material

Develop goals and objectives based on? - ✅✅-Assessment of client
knowledge

Goals must be based on - ✅✅-Previous learning and the characteristics of
the group being instructed

Objectives in patient-centered counseling include? - ✅✅ -increase
awareness of diet-related risks, provide nutrition knowledge, enhance skills to
promote long term changes in intake, and increases confidence of making
dietary changes

Objectives should incorporate? - ✅✅-What is is (Action)

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