After the death of a Native American man, the nurse opened a window to allow spirits to leave. This action is an example of which attribute of the concept of cultural competence?
a. Adapting interventions based on cultural practices (Tailoring)
b. Gaining information about cultural differences (Knowledge)
c. Considering the effects of another's values and experiences (Understanding)
d. Showing appreciation for cultural differences (Respect)
ANS: A
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