Which of the following is the best definition for the concept of internalized oppression?
a. Judgments of social identity groups or group members made without adequate information or contact.
b. Behavior by the individuals or institutions of one social identity group that has differential and harmful effects on members of other social identity groups.
c. Internalization of negative cultural messages.
d. Negative generalizations about social identity groups and group members.
c;
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What is/are the most common concern(s) a counselor will have about a client taking anti-anxiety drugs?
a) Drug dependency. b) Withdrawal symptoms. c) Alcohol consumption. d) All of the above. e) None of the above.
Despite threats to the validity of interview results, why is interviewing so popular among clinicians?
a. Interviews provide a depth of information and perspective that is difficult to obtain using tests alone. b. Clinicians believe themselves to be unbiased, ostensibly because they are good, helpful people. c. Clinicians believe they are objective and unbiased because they are highly trained and skilled. d. All of the above.
Emotional distress in clients who repeatedly experience the effects of stereotyping, discrimination, and oppression is more likely to be due to
a. unmet childhood developmental needs. b. lack of real power in their current life. c. lack of perceived power in their current life. d. both b and c.
Young girls' disorders are often overlooked or untreated because
a. young girls internalize their distress, which becomes unrecognizable to others. b. traditionally it is less important for girls to succeed academically. c. there is less money available for services for girls. d. All of the above.