Multicultural counsel - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Multicultural Counseling Midterm Exam Questions with Answers emotional roadblocks to multicultural competance - CORRECT ️️ -anger, sadness, defensiveness displayed when discussing race, culture, gender - etic - CORRECT ️️ cultural universality -we're all human/same underneath -there is only one race: the human race emic - CORRECT ️️ cultural relativism -all theories of human development arise from cultural context -lifestyle, cultural values and worldviews affect expressio...

During the Holocaust, gays and lesbians also endured persecution, but they wore a different patch than the Jews. What did it look like? A- pink triangle B- purple heart C- blue flower D- red star - ANSWER A- pink triangle What is the difference between ego-dystonic and ego-syntonic? A- ED are people who accept their homosexuality and ES refuse to accept it B- ES accept it, ED-ES refuse to accept C- ES deny it, ED-ES accept and keep a secret D- ED deny and ES-ED accept but keep secret ...

Multicultural Counseling Final Exam with 100% correct Answers During the Holocaust, gays and lesbians also endured persecution, but they wore a different patch than the Jews. What did it look like? A- pink triangle B- purple heart C- blue flower D- red star - CORRECT ️️ A- pink triangle What is the difference between ego-dystonic and ego-syntonic? A- ED are people who accept their homosexuality and ES refuse to accept it B- ES accept it, ED-ES refuse to accept C- ES deny it, ED-ES ...

Which of the following is an empirically supported relationship variable: a. Strong interpersonal bond. b. Effective management of countertransference. c. Strong therapeutic alliance. d. All of the above. ... In order to be a culturally competent therapist, one should try to avoid their personal feelings and previous experiences with race, culture, and gender. false 00:39 01:15 Many members of marginalized groups feel that the reality of their oppressive experiences is ...

cultural universality - ANSWER universality focus on disorders and their consequent treatments and minimize cultural factors cultural relativism - ANSWER focus on the culture and on how the disorder is manifested and treated within it Tripartite framework for understanding multiple dimensions of identity - ANSWER race, culture, and other group dimensions may influence identity, values, beliefs, behaviors, and the perception of reality Individual level - ANSWER all individuals are, in so...

Discuss the elements of the tripartite framework for understanding multiple dimensions of identity. correct answer-The individual level - basically says that we are all unique in some respects ex. Genetically Group level - we all have group similarities. Ex. race, sexual orientation, culture Universal level - we are all humans, common life experiences, language, birth, death Emic correct answer-Culturally Specific - lifestyles, cultural values, and worldviews affect the expression and deter...

Multicultural Counseling Exam 3 Questions and Answers communication style - CORRECT ️️ those factors that go beyond the content of what is said (only 30-40% of what is communicated conversationally is verbal) 4 areas of nonverbal behavior - CORRECT ️️ proxemics kinesics paralanguage high/low context proxemics - CORRECT ️️ perception and the use of personal and interpersonal space (clear norms exist concerning the use of physical distance in social interactions) interpersonal...

What is culture and how does it affect one's worldview and activities of everyday life? correct answers Culture: consists of shared values, practices, social norms, and worldviews associated with a particular cultural group---can be based on race, ethinicity, gender, sexual identity, ses, disibility, age, spirituality -culture affects a person's worldviews and activities through impacting someone's values, communication styles, beliefs, challenges, and lifetsyles -affects one's attitude...

social identity theory - ANSWER Individuals naturally strive for a positive self-image and are motivated to maintain this image with their in-group. When belonging to a stigmatized group, high ethnic identity may serve to buffer the effects of racial discrimination. Alternatively, individuals with low ethnic identity may not have the psychological resources (i.e., clarity, knowledge, and pride of their ethnic group) to deal with recurring instances of racial discrimination. Rejection sensitiv...