How are gender and cultural approaches to counseling redundant with other approaches?
a. There is no redundancy.
b. Many theories endorse phenomenology, social construction of experience, and contextual influences on individual experiences.
c. Some theories suggest that counselors consider the context of the client’s problems but few use the concept of phenomenology.
d. Some theories suggest that counselors consider the context of the client’s problems but none use the concept of social construction of experience.
e. Social construction of experience is considered outside the realm of appropriate focus for all of the approaches.
Answer: b
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a. True b. False
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