Direct but not constant eye contact is typical for:
A) ?African American clients.
B) ?Hispanic clients.
C) ?White middle-class clients.
D) ?all of the above.
C
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Career counselors are particularly focused on:
a. The largest of cultural groups in residence b. The family interaction of cultural groups c. The client's cultural origin d. Variables that influence career development
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same instrument with all of her on-line clients. The greatest problem with Amika’s strategy is ______________________________________. a. she hasn’t done enough research regarding the efficacy of on-line counseling b. no reliable computerized values inventories have yet been developed c. clients are hesitant to answer honestly on an on-line values inventory d. she hasn’t considered the appropriateness of the instrument for each individual
What did Bowen mean by a closed system when discussing a family or other group?
a) There is a natural selection process, such as only biological family are members or only people of a race or religion are members. b) Being closed is a temporary condition that systems are in from time to time as a result of interaction with other systems. c) Members of the family or group seek security by avoiding outside influences. d) There is an arbitrary selection process whereby one person decides who belongs and who doesn’t. e) Members of one family or group seek security by merging with another family or group.