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How do you guard against areas in which you might be vulnerable to judging others? How do you protect your clients, patients, research subjects, or students from being too heavily influenced by your values?

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For me, I guard against areas in which you might be vulnerable to judging others by maintaining and immersing myself in as much diversity and multiculturalism as I can to expand my mind both personally and professionally. Personally, I attend festivals, restaurants, films, art and cultural exhibits, travel, and join groups to learn more ...

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