Emic perspective - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Needs Assessment - correct answer Is there a need for this program? Theory Assessment - correct answer is this program conceptualized in a way that it should work? Implementation Assessment - correct answer Was this program implemented properly and according to the program plan? impact assessment - correct answer did this program have an impact on its intended targets? orientation research - correct answer Focuses on reducing inequality and giving voice to disadvantaged action res...

In the article, Body Ritual Among the Nacirema, Horace Miner provides a good example of...ethnographic description, but does not follow the guideline of considering both the emic and etic perspectives, leading to a biased portrayal of this cultural group. What is the point of the Body Ritual Among the Nacirema article?To force Americans to confront their own ethnocentrism by showing that American cultural practices could be seen as strange or weird. What does it mean to take the Anthro...

CPCE Exam ReviewWhat is the order of the Freudian Stages? - correct answer 1. Oral 2. Anal 3. Phallic 4. Latency 5. Genital Jean Piaget's 4 Stages - correct answer 1. Sensorimotor 2. Pre-operational 3. Concrete operations 4. Formal operations Erik Erickson - correct answer Psychosocial Stages (8) - Identity crisis - Examines how social influences contribute to our personalities throughout our entire lifespans Lawrence Kohlberg - correct answer Suggested 3 levels of moral ...

CPCE Form B Practice Exam ______________is considered to be the "father of vocational guidance." а. Frank Parsons b. Donald Super с. E. G. Williamson d. Jesse B. Davis - correct answer a Incorporating the culture of the client into the session would suggest that the counselor is a. using the assimilation model. b. operating from an etic perspective. c. operating from an emic perspective. d. color blind - correct answer c Learning theories of human development are g...

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...

Ant 100 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass A primary reason to study anthropology is to - Answer- learn more about our own culture and ask better questions about how to address cultural challenges In anthropology the "holistic," principal means: - Answer- integrating what is known about all aspects of human beings and cultures at an inclusive level. To say that anthropology is a "comparative discipline" means that: - Answer- anthropological generalizations must draw on evidence from ...

NCE & CPCE-SOCIAL / CULTURAL DIVERSITY EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED Culture shared values, practices, social norms, and worldviews associated with a particular cultural group Cultural Encapsulation a counselor not understanding the client's worldview or cultural identity, and fails to integrate this information in practice. Multicultural counseling the integration of cultural identities within the counseling process Cultural identity degree to which i...

CPCE AND NCE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE Who is theorist for REBT? Ellis What does FERPA stand for? Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act 1974 What is FERPA? Basically a HIPAA for schools What does IDEA stand for? Individuals with disabilities education Improvement Act Who is the father of vocational guidance? Frank Parsons CRCC certifies which type of counselor? Rehabilitation counselors Who most commonly administers psychological testing? ...

Etic correct answers the study of a particular culture that is objective in its perspective Emic correct answers designing career development interventions that are specific to the client's culture. Ethnocentric correct answers your own culture is better Acculturation correct answers assimilate to a different culture, the dominant one Conformity correct answers To conform Dissonance correct answers lack of agreement Introspection correct answers the process of examining your ...

Ant 100 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass A primary reason to study anthropology is to - Answer- learn more about our own culture and ask better questions about how to address cultural challenges In anthropology the "holistic," principal means: - Answer- integrating what is known about all aspects of human beings and cultures at an inclusive level. To say that anthropology is a "comparative discipline" means that: - Answer- anthropological generalizations must draw on evidence from ...