The principle termed labeling is consistent with . . .
a. Spending little time discussing cultural issues
b. Using language that means the same but is different from the language of a member
c. Being creative in how the leader identifies a member
d. The leader not showing preferential interest in the member’s culture when a member indicates a preference for certain labels
e. How a person is identified being an important part of his or her culture
e. How a person is identified being an important part of his or her culture
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Group communication is defined as
a. Exchange of words among group members b. Sending and receiving messages with the intent of influencing group members' behavior c. Verbal behavior perceived by other group members as meaningful message d. A linear sequence of sending and receiving verbal and nonverbal messages in order to achieve group goals
Which of the following is NOT a strength of interviewing?
a. Interviewing has higher reliability and validity levels than standardized inventories. b. Interviewing provides an in-depth analysis of issues. c. Interviewing allows flexibility in how the information is garnered. d. Interviewing allows instantaneous clarification of ambiguous information.
Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding a counselor's assessment of a family's boundaries?
a. Counselors must proceed slowly and mindfully to accurately assess where and how boundaries are a problem. b. Boundaries are far less complex than they appear at first glance. c. Rigid boundaries can be accurately assessed without taking cultural and developmental variables into consideration. d. None of the above
One of the biggest challenges in using exposure techniques is
a. constructing appropriate scenes or situations b. stopping the exposure c. the therapist tolerating the client's distress d. applying reinforcement