To prepare members to assimilate, integrate, and apply in-group learning to everyday life is defined as
a. modeling.
b. suggesting.
c. terminating.
d. initiating.
c
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Research findings can NOT help to improve the practice of multicultural counseling. 2. Research findings can NOT help to improve the practice of multicultural counseling. 3. Self-reported perceived racism has been shown to be associated with higher blood pressure, maladaptive coping strategies such as binge drinking, lower self-esteem, and higher levels of psychological distress and anxiety. 4. Just as there is no single form of “counseling,” there is no single type of training to enhance multicultural competence. 5. If counselors are truly to enter the personal worlds of their clients, they must be sensitive to the experiences those clients have with discriminatory acts.
Narrative therapy for communication disorders
a) Involves sharing experiences and creating a new identity b) Involves creating behavioral experiments c) Involves increasing self-awareness and mindfulness d) Involves speaking in anxiety-provoking situations
Haley’s strategic therapy approach uses metaphors, including the metaphor of power
a. True b. False
What is the use of the term disidentification in transpersonal therapy?
a. It is a form of healing in which a person realizes that he or she does not need to subscribe to the beliefs or behaviors of his or her biological family, religion, or social group. b. It is a form of healing in which a person learns that emotions and thoughts are not as compelling as they may seem. c. It is a serious condition where the client is not in touch with reality. d. It is a serious condition where the client is not in touch with what is important in his or her life. e. It is the final stage of transpersonal therapy. It involves having the client disengage from the therapist and prepare to be autonomous.