At the intrapersonal level, the root of many minority clients' distress is:
a. their experience of being victimized by an oppressive and discriminatory dominant culture.
b. underlying feelings of hostility toward the dominant culture.
c. anxiety about conflicting minority group and prevailing cultural norms.
d. loss of intimacy and failures of communication.
C
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A. Producing life-enhancing outcomes B. Developing a prevention mentality C. Learning how to help oneself D. Dealing with crises when they become critical
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a. counseling b. task c. psychotherapy d. psychoeducational
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. Moving group's focus to deeper, more meaningful content b. Underleading or overleading the group c. Allowing the warm-up phase of group to last too long d. Focusing on only one or two group members