One of the challenges faced by counselors-in-training at the onset of their counseling journey toward multicultural competence is_______________________________.
a. the realization that they have been socialized into certain beliefs and thinking styles that are incompatible with the life experiences of people from minoritized groups
b. their inadequate knowledge of counseling theories
c. the lack of supervision in all areas of their concerns
d. uncertainty about with whom to consult if they have concerns
a. the realization that they have been socialized into certain beliefs and thinking styles that are incompatible with the life experiences of people from minoritized groups
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a. It is contextually an interpersonal medium b. It serves as a consultative model only c. It recognizes the importance of both prevention and remediation d. It has a developmental perspective
In the United States, around ________ people have been infected with HIV, and only around 13% realize that they have the virus.
a. 750,000 b. 1.2 million c. 2.4 million d. 16 million
The text authors loosely distinguish between several behavioral therapy systems, and suggest that those most likely to be comfortable being called "behavior therapists" will:
a. use counterconditioning techniques. b. focus on operant conditioning and behavior modification. c. deny cognitive influences on behavior. d. conduct highly detailed functional behavioral assessments.
A unique aspect of Native American families is ___________________ by which women can inherit power, such as assuming the position of tribal rulers.
a. consanguinal heritage b. matrilineal heritage c. patrilineal heritage d. fraternal heritage