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HU2000: Week 3 Assignment
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© Ultimate Medical Academy.
Why is it important to follow a process when making healthcare-related
decisions?
This assignment helps you apply your knowledge from this week’s modules
and readings.
We are constantly surrounded by information and technology that has the
power to influence our beliefs. Despite this information overload, it’s
important to question not only the information, but your own viewpoints and
perspectives. Asking questions to evaluate all sides of an issue will help
you form an accurate and well-reasoned opinion.
Perceiving and Believing
Thinking is how you make sense of the world. Your perceptions and beliefs are shaped by your
experiences and an interpretation of the world around you.
1. Look at the image above. What do you think this man does for a living?
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2. How did you arrive at your decision? (Hint: Explain how your individual perspective - or “lens” - has
shaped and influenced your answer.
I was looking at his body stance and hand gesture as if he was providing an idea.
3. The man in the image is actually a pastor named Carl Lentz. Does knowing this change the way
you will perceive others in the future? Explain why or why not.
I do not think that it will change the way I will perceive others in the future. I learned that many years
ago that you can’t judge someone by their outside appearance. I feel that I was pretty close to my
decision on what he did for a living.
4. Match each different type of belief with its definition below:
A. Reporting
B. Inferring
C. Judging
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Judging
Describing the world in ways that are based on factual information,
and using this information to go beyond the known in order make
statements about the unknown.
Reporting
Describing something in a way that can be seen, shown, or proved
through investigation.
Inferring
Describing the world in a way that is dependent on your opinion or
predetermined criteria.
5. Observe the image below of a scene in a healthcare office. Make three (3) observations about the
image, one reporting, one inferring, and one judging.
