Cultural competence. Lucy, a medical assistant, just started her first day on the job. She confides in Mark, a medical coder, that she doesn't like working with team
members of diverse backgrounds. Mark feels uncomfortable when he realizes she
chose to confide in him because he and she are of the same ethnic background. Mark
doesn't believe Lucy has done anything wrong since she was sharing only her
opinion. Even so, Mark discusses the situation with his manager but leaves out Lucy's
name, and recommends cultural competence and team work training. His manager
agrees with the suggestion. Do you think Mark handled this situation correctly?

Yes violent video games can increase the risk of the person wanting to try out the things in reality , in real life . the person may be mad and want revenge and is playing the video game and the video may give more ideas of what to do sounds confusing but yes it does increase the influence sadly on violence out there . there is much evidence of many incidents where violence has happened sadly , like the columbine school shooting on april 20 of 1999 r.i.p to the innocent lives lost may they rest in peace ❤️also violent video games you can choose your choices on who to shoot and what to do and what to do not to get caught like gta 5 no hate on it i'm personally a big fan but you can choose to do bad or good on the game just like real life. people might illusion it in real life n try it out because in the video game it seems so realistic.

Asmall job market would be the answer