Q Class Discussion Cultural Humility For our ninth discussion, we are going to address Cultural Humility by viewing Tema Okun's (divorcing) White Links to an external site.Supremacy CulturLinks to an external site.e webpage (links to external site). Directions Cultural Humility 1. Here is a cultural humility exercise, aimed at creating some self-knowledge and realizing that any culture is just one group’s agreed rules for how things should get done. Discuss how your culture, however you may define it, relates to several of the following: (You can also choose something that's not o the list. 1. Time—does it pass quickly or slowly, how is it used? 2. Power—is it good or bad to have power? How are people without power treated? 3. Money—how much is enough? 4. Death—do we admit it, deny it, think about it, avoid thinking about it? 5. Religion—good, bad or indifferent? Important or unimportant? 6. Family—who is in our family, who is not in our family, what do we owe our families? 7. Work—is work a means to an end or an end in itself? 8. Individuality—what rights do you have, what responsibilities do you have to others, how are these balanced? 2. Are you seeing anything from your discussion that is also in the Okun article? On the (divorcing) White Links to an external site.Supremacy CultureLinks to an external site. webpage? ________________________________________ Discussion Protocol: Your discussion response should fully address the discussion prompt and be supported by materials from the course and reading requirements. Additionally, your posts should be 2-3 paragraphs (approximately 250-300 words), be grammatically correct, and follow APA guidelines for references and style. Hidden Discussion:?You will not be able?to view other students posts until after you have posted your original response. Peer Exchange:?Please respond respectfully and thoroughly respond to at least two of your peers.