Which of the following is the most complete definition of cultural competence?
A. Your understanding of the world around you
B. Your understanding of your own cultural identity
C. Your understanding of your own cultural identity, and your ability to understand, respect, and interact with the cultures around you
D. Your ability to interact with various cultures
Answer: C
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