In counseling, broaching refers to…
The counselor’s ability to consider the relationship of racial and cultural factors to the client’s presenting
problem
The color-blind approach comes from the ______ viewpoint, wher
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In counseling, broaching refers to…
The counselor’s ability to consider the relationship of racial and cultural factors to the client’s presenting
problem
The color-blind approach comes from the ______ viewpoint, where all people
are viewed as equal.
Etic
A Japanese client who was reluctant to look you in the eye during their
counseling session would most likely be displaying:
Normal behavior within the context of their
culture.
Multicultural Panelist Christine Park shared she was unaware of her racial and ethnic identity
until she left Hawaii, began questioning how her family arrived in Hawaii, and recognized the
discrimination her family has experienced. According to Cross’s Nigrescence Model, which
stage was Christine in when she first became aware of her racial and ethnic identity?
Encounter
Counselors who maintain race-neutral perspectives are:
Perpetuating racial oppression
Microaggressions can be:
All of the answer options presented in this question are correct
The unearned advantages and privileges that accrues to people of lightcolored skin (usually White European descent) is referred to as:
White Privilege
The pronoun “their” can be ___.
All of the above
Failure to address issues of race and ethnicity in counseling can perpetuate
____ by imposing a dominant cultural imperative on clients.
Cultural bias
An individual seeking to become part of the dominant society to the
exclusion of one’s own cultural group is practicing __________.
Assimilation
Multicultural Panelist Mariangelly Sierra describes her sexuality as
“pansexual.” Pansexual is:
Sexual, romantic or emotional attraction towards people regardless of their sex or
gender identity
Counselors who are committed to social justice and equality that transcends
the bounds of their professional identity are demonstrating:
All of the above
Poverty is influenced by:
Systemic issues and
classism
Ethnocentrism:
Uses one’s own culture as a yardstick to measure all others.
An umbrella term that encompasses a number of understandings of gender
and sexuality among many Indigenous North Americans/American Indians is
_____.
Two-spirit
Racism contributes to:
Stress, depression, shame, anger, self-doubt,
frustration, isolation
Groups in which members share a cultural heritage from one generation to
another.
Ethnicity
The termination rate for white clients is around ___ and the termination rate
for clients of color is _____.
30% 50%
The Association for Spiritual, Ethical and Religious Values in Counseling
(ASERVIC) developed counseling competencies which include all of the
following EXCEPT:
Lifespan integration
Cultural power is:
The degree of privilege received in society based on cultural identity
Multicultural Panelist Avis Garcia refers to cultural assimilation when
describing her grandparent’s fear of Avis “losing” her Native American
identity. What is assimilation?
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