The forerunner to Herrnstein and Murray's The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life, was
a. Jensen's hypothesis that inherited factors may be "implicated" in observed racial differences.
b. Sue and Sue's hypothesis regarding cultural paranoia.
c. Williams and Jackson's research on the support mechanisms than European Americans.
d. All of the above
A
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a. simultaneously. b. consistently. c. spontaneously. d. rationally.
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a) the Semitic people of the Arabian peninsula b) countries whose primary language is Arabic c) a cultural and linguistic group d) all of the above
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a. group leaders and members, together, creating conditions that promote interpersonal experiences and opportunities to review experiences for meaning and future application. b. group leaders attending conferences, supervision, and trainings to explore research base in an attempt to discover strategies for future group sessions. c. group leaders examining group sessions to develop strategies for future sessions while focusing on personal, professional, and ethical development. d. group leaders evaluating self-care practices to assess their ability to provide effective group leadership despite stresses and challenges of group work. e. all of the above