Multicultural competence is necessary to insure therapists do not impose their values on families. One way to avoid serious ethical errors in working with minority culture families is the _____ perspective, which identifies what is culturally significant from the family’s perspective rather than from a prescribed cultural perspective that may not be relevant to a family.

Singh, Hays, Chung, and Watson (2010) found that healing for refugee Asian women who had survived child sexual abuse was tied to

a. a sense of purpose. b. filing charges against the perpetrator. c. participation in individual therapy. d. self-disclosure to family members about the abuse.

____________________ occurs when a behavior or response is strengthened by removing, stopping, or avoiding an aversive stimulus or unpleasant outcome.

a) Behavioral contingency b) Negative reinforcement c) Punishment d) Penalty e) None of the above

Oftentimes, a_________ is the treatment leader in treatment teams

a) Office Manager b) Supervisor c) Physician/psychiatrist d) Community psychiatrist support provider

Which one of the following statement is not true?

a) President Roosevelt condemned the activities of Kristellnacht b) President Roosevelt was reluctant to relax immigrant policy that would allow German Jews to immigrate to America in an effort to flee Nazism violence c) President Roosevelt did not condemned the activities of Kristellnacht d) President relaxed immigrant policy and allowed German Jews to immigrate to America in an effort to flee Nazism violence