Which campaign is culturally sensitive? Which is culture-centered? Label each example. The CDC creates a campaign for healthy eating that pictures food from a variety of cultures.  [Campaign1]. The CARE Center works with community members to identify and address their biggest challenges related to food access. [Campaign2].

Which of the following advice reflects a “conduit metaphor” of communication?

After writing an information sheet about cancer treatment options, how could you assess the document’s reading level?

If a nurse wanted to improve his cultural competence in communicating with patients, he should:

How many different left ventricular wall images are obtained during a stress echocardiography procedure?

You are teaching your botany department about using infographics to communicate science. Which of the following is good advice? Include all scientific facts on the topic Emphasize visuals over words Clarify your take-away message A & C B & C

The Engagement Model of Science Communication:   Encourages scientists to educate the public Encourages citizens to participate in decision-making about scientific issues Encourages citizens to determine which scentific studies are published Encourages scientists to be more interesting

According to lecture, talking about the causes of disease is partly a rhetorical process because: [Select ALL that apply]

You are writing a technical guide for using Canvas. If you are trying to use plain language, you should:  Avoid using bullet points Put important ideas first Clearly organize your points A & B B & C

If you are using the “Inverted Pyramid” to write a news article about scientific research, start with the study’s: Conclusions Definitions Hypothesis Research background