What does the author identify as the source for our historically democratic and broad-minded professional identity?
a. The nature of our professional organizations.
b. The deep egalitarianism and social justice concerns of influential professional figures.
c. The expansiveness of our professional training programs.
d. The diversity of our professional membership.
e. The fundamentally religious premises by which our profession was founded.
Answer: b
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a. Cultural practice b. Cultural sensitivity c. Cultural sympathy d. Cultural kindness
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a. are often derived from other theories. b. are guided by a philosophical framework. c. help members come to terms with the paradoxes of living. d. All of the above.
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