The term "culturally encapsulated counselor" refers to a counselor who
a. counsels in a setting where the clients are not diverse.
b. defines reality according to one set of cultural assumptions and fails to evaluate other viewpoints, which renders the counselor insensitive to cultural variations.
c. understands that all counseling is cross cultural.
d. considers evidence that challenges his or her assumptions.
e. has internalized some of society's biases.
d
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A. people to respond in a way that makes them appear better than they are B. people to want others to like them C. a bond to form between the interviewer and the respondent D. people to want to form groups with other people
All of the following is true of CACREP except:
a. All state licensure boards require an individual to hold a CACREP accredited degree b. CACREP grants accredited status in a variety of master’s counseling programs, such as addictions counseling and school counseling c. Prospective counseling students are increasingly seeking CACREP accredited programs to attend d. Attending a CACREP accredited program may help avoid training, supervision, or credentialing problems in the future
Minority opinions are most persuasive when they are unwilling to compromise
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
According to the authors, one of the best ways to teach students how to effectively relate to a wide range of clients is:
a. through formal lectures. b. to present specialized techniques in working with various client groups. c. for faculty to model healthy interpersonal behavior with their students. d. for students to engage in research on treatment strategies.