Which one of the following questions was not listed by Corey as important for the group leader's reflection in multicultural situations?
a. Are you aware of how your own culture influences the way you think, feel and act?
b. What could you do to broaden your understanding of both your own culture and other cultures?
c. Are you able to identify your basic assumptions, especially as they apply to diversity in culture, ethnicity, race, gender, class, religion, language and sexual identify?
d. How are your assumptions likely to affect the manner in which you function as a group counselor?
e. How did your own cultural upbringing affect your biases and views when working with another culture?
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Which of the following is true regarding the demographics of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders?
A. Although there is a broad range of nationalities that consist of these groups, their ethnicity and cultural values are relatively similar. B. There are six major ethnic groups that account for more than 95% of the AAPI population. C. There is a legal definition used in the United States to determine who are Asian Americans. D. Asian Americans have lower educational attainment and median annual income compared to Caucasian Americans.
Alcoholics Anonymous, formulated in 1935, is characterized by all but one of the following:
(a) Alcoholics tend not to believe other alcoholics (b) Abstinence is essential to recovery (c) It is healing for alcoholics to help other alcoholics (d) Alcoholics need the help of a higher power to achieve and maintain sobriety
Sue and Sue's (2003) notion of cultural relativism as one perspective on which multicultural psychotherapy can be based consists of:
a. developing culture-specific techniques that match the socioculture of each patient group. b. developing transcultural skills that are applicable across a range of minority groups. c. blending culture-specific and universally effective treatment components when working with minority groups. d. insuring that minority group clients have better access to therapists from their minority group.
In telephone crisis intervention, providing support to the client is critical because
a. the client typically has no support system and needs to establish psychological contact with someone. b. it does little good to attempt any behavioral change early on. c. volunteers are not trained to do much more than that. d. the worker will need to buy time to cool the crisis off.