Quiz on Falender and Shafranske

QUIZ on Falender and Shafranske article. 1 “The intersection of culture and supervisor power is a central factor in supervision…An imperative exists to ensure that supervisors are trained, ideally in a competency-based framework, and have competence to conduct multiculturally and globally competent, respectful, and ethical supervision…Enhanced supervisee self-assessment and targeted, reflective supervisor feedback” are essential components, according to the authors (p. 91). What 3 steps might you take—as a future supervisor—to become multiculturally and globally competent? Please be specific and write in complete, grammatical sentences to receive full points. The first step that I would employ is to have progressive competence training. I will attend varying workshops and seminars and read different courses. This process would help comprehend different cultural perspectives and address varying biases, therefore managing different work environments. The next step would be to look for mentorship and peer consultation. The mentorship would help me to understand the critical measures I woul...