Learning about other cultures has been important for Jungian therapists, so that they may
a. counteract criticisms that state that Jung was anti-Semitic and racist.
b. learn about symbolism that can be used in understanding their patients.
c. provide therapy regardless of the patients' cultural background.
d. understand aggressive or hidden impulses that arise from the shadow archetype.
B
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a. intelligence b. sociability c. creativity d. reliability e. flexibility
Which of the following is not one of the advantages of group assessment?
a. It is more efficient b. It is less resource intensive c. Tests are easily scored d. Results are often more valid
What is narrative therapy?
a. Narrative therapy is when the counselor transcribes the counseling session and plays it back to the client to increase insight. b. Narrative therapy involves the reading of books and stories relevant to the client’s issue/s. c. Narrative therapy is witnessing clients telling and revising their life stories, remaking them into more meaningful wholes. d. Narrative therapy is a form of psychodrama where the client is a narrator in their own life play. e. Narrative therapy involves authoring of stories for children by clients who are able to use their therapeutic growth to help others.
The fourth-largest group of Latinas/os living in the U.S. are
a. Colombians. b. El Salvadorans. c. Nicaraguans. d. Venezuelans.