PSYC 351 Test 1 Quiz 1

PSYC 351 Test 1 Quiz 1

PSYC 351 Test 1 Liberty University

PSYC 351 Quiz Introduction to Multicultural Diversity and Multicultural Counseling

1. No single therapeutic counseling approach is equally effective across all populations.
2. Both counselor and client identities are simple and function in only one area of social dynamics.
3. Counselors’ acceptance of potential benefits of spirituality as a means of coping with helplessness, powerlessness, and identity issues is increasing.
4. What assumptions are embedded in the African American notion, “If you really want to know what White folks are thinking and feeling, don’t listen to the way they say it, but how they say it.”
5. If the presenting problem is culturally laden but directly violates or ignores a Biblical imperative, the therapist should:
6. If the client does not speak English and the therapist does not speak the native language of the client, and arrangements cannot be made for an interpreter, all is a moot point….
7. Who stated “Encapsulated counselors are those who wall themselves off from the world around them…they pretend that life inside the cocoon is the same as life outside the cocoon.”
8. An Etic perspective views human dynamics across cultures and is mindful of ‘core and universal’ similarities. Please explain what is meant by ‘core and universal’ similarities.
9. A practitioner’s basic counseling training can serve as ‘first step foundation’ to competent multicultural counseling.
10. Nonlinear, holistic, harmonious, and intuitive thinking have been described as characterizing:
11. What author(s) developed the ‘Handbook of Multicultural Counseling?’
12. I Thessalonians 5:14 addresses:
13. Prejudice: It is an ___________. Discrimination: It is an _________.
14. Murray Bowen developed communications family therapy.
15. James 1:5 addresses
16. A culturally competent counselor is one who believes:
17. The structural approach in family counseling emphasizes:
18. It is a conversational and collaborative process that can assist in the development of skills or perspectives that can facilitate effective personal growth, change, or coping mechanisms with uncertainties, conflicts, or traumatic events. This is a description of:
19. Proverbs 15:23 addresses good behavior
20. Kinesics refers to bodily movements.
21. ‘High-context’ communication is characteristic of individualist type cultures.
22. Non-Western indigenous methods of healing are not scientific and should be avoided. Why is this statement NOT true?
23. Which minority group is most likely to have a kinship system in which individuals with a variety of blood and emotional ties (aunts, uncles, preachers, boyfriends, etc.) may act as the extended family?
24. The degree to which a culture encourages, fosters, and facilitates the needs, wishes, desires, and values of an autonomous and unique self over those of a group is called ‘collectivism.’
25. Collectivistic cultures have fewer, yet more stable, in-groups.
26. The sociological definition of ‘culture’ is divided into two parts. They are:
27. The paradigm which suggests that the trend in America regarding group dynamics is for people to maintain their cultural distinctiveness is called:
28. Ethical clinical practice requires practitioners to always follow through in counseling the client regardless whether or not a serious impasse exists in the therapeutic alliance.
29. Which of the following statements is inaccurate regarding proxemics?
30. Disorientation experienced when coming in contact with a different culture is called ethnocentrism.
31. According to your notes______-_________ is the first step in personal growth and cultural competence.
32. Collectivism and individualism both describe cultural orientations and are thereby used to describe cultures and by inference individuals, which in turn affects:
33. They have the greatest power, most privileges, and highest social status. This is called:
34. Social economic status can hinder the therapeutic endeavor by:
35. A means by which to counter the tendency to use our own culture as a tool for judgment is called:
36. Milton Acosta uses a New Testament biblical illustration to highlight the transcendence of culture by Jesus. The story is:
37. Who suggested that historically and initially, psychotherapy textbooks and training programs reflected a reality in which “even the rat [in experiments] was White.”
38. Who stated the following? ‘Research suggests that gender, racial, ethnic, sexual, and class identities are fluid, multidimensional, personalized social constructions that reflect the individual’s current context and socio-historical cohort.’
39. Both counsellor and client identities are formed and function in multiple levels of experiences.
40. All ____________ refer to an image of what the typical member of a particular group is like.
41. A social condition in which privileges and obligations are given to some and not to others is called:
42. The therapeutic alliance
43. Multicultural counseling competence begins with:
44. Western style type counselors tend to emphasize and value verbal/emotional/behavioral expressiveness as important to:
45. As a counselor, what stereotypes, perceptions, and beliefs do you personally and professionally hold about culturally diverse groups that may hinder your ability to form a helpful and effective relationship? This is a question you may ask if you are attempting to develop which component of cultural competence:
46. He was the founding editor of the ‘Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences.’
47. A group with inherited physical characteristics that distinguish it from another group is called:
48. Historically, psychotherapies were devised primarily by men of European ancestry and reflected the norms of their
49. Which of the following has been described as a challenge faced by counselors in treating culturally diverse populations?
50. Multicultural counseling does not view problems as always or solely residing within individuals—the environmental context, and the cultural variables are also explored to ascertain what is going on.

Set 1

1. The structural approach in family counseling emphasizes:
2. Who stated the following? ‘Research suggests that gender, racial, ethnic, sexual, and class identities are fluid, multidimensional, personalized social constructions that reflect the individual’s current context and socio-historical cohort.’
3. Who stated “Encapsulated counselors are those who wall themselves off from the world around them…they pretend that life inside the cocoon is the same as life outside the cocoon.”
4. Western style type counselors tend to emphasize and value verbal/emotional/behavioral expressiveness as important to:
5. If the presenting problem is culturally laden but directly violates or ignores a Biblical imperative, the therapist should:
6. Both counselor and client identities are simple and function in only one area of social dynamics.
7. Counselors’ acceptance of potential benefits of spirituality as a means of coping with helplessness, powerlessness, and identity issues is increasing.
8. The degree to which a culture encourages, fosters, and facilitates the needs, wishes, desires, and values of an autonomous and unique self over those of a group is called ‘collectivism.’
9. Both counsellor and client identities are formed and function in multiple levels of experiences.
10. Collectivism and individualism both describe cultural orientations and are thereby used to describe cultures and by inference individuals, which in turn affects:
11. Multicultural counseling does not view problems as always or solely residing within individuals—the environmental context, and the cultural variables are also explored to ascertain what is going on.
12. Which minority group is most likely to have a kinship system in which individuals with a variety of blood and emotional ties (aunts, uncles, preachers, boyfriends, etc.) may act as the extended family?
13. Prejudice: It is an ___________. Discrimination: It is an _________.
14. Kinesics refers to bodily movements.
15. A means by which to counter the tendency to use our own culture as a tool for judgment is called:
16. If the client does not speak English and the therapist does not speak the native language of the client, and arrangements cannot be made for an interpreter, all is a moot point….
17. Ethical clinical practice requires practitioners to always follow through in counseling the client regardless whether or not a serious impasse exists in the therapeutic alliance.
18. A social condition in which privileges and obligations are given to some and not to others is called:
19. He was the founding editor of the ‘Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences.’
20. As a counselor, what stereotypes, perceptions, and beliefs do you personally and professionally hold about culturally diverse groups that may hinder your ability to form a helpful and effective relationship? This is a question you may ask if you are attempting to develop which component of cultural competence:
21. Disorientation experienced when coming in contact with a different culture is called ethnocentrism.
22. It is a conversational and collaborative process that can assist in the development of skills or perspectives that can facilitate effective personal growth, change, or coping mechanisms with uncertainties, conflicts, or traumatic events. This is a description of:
23. A group with inherited physical characteristics that distinguish it from another group is called:
24. According to your notes______-_________ is the first step in personal growth and cultural competence.
25. The sociological definition of ‘culture’ is divided into two parts.  They are:
26. ‘High-context’ communication is characteristic of individualist type cultures.
27. Which of the following has been described as a challenge faced by counselors in treating culturally diverse populations?
28. What author(s) developed the ‘Handbook of Multicultural Counseling?’
29. Proverbs 15:23 addresses good behavior
30. The therapeutic alliance
31. No single therapeutic counseling approach is equally effective across all populations.
32. The paradigm which suggests that the trend in America regarding group dynamics is for people to maintain their cultural distinctiveness is called:
33. Nonlinear, holistic, harmonious, and intuitive thinking have been described as characterizing:
34. A culturally competent counselor is one who believes:
35. James 1:5 addresses
36. Which of the following statements is inaccurate regarding proxemics?
37. Who suggested that historically and initially, psychotherapy textbooks and training programs reflected a reality in which “even the rat [in experiments] was White.”
38. Non-Western indigenous methods of healing are not scientific and should be avoided.  Why is this statement NOT true?
39. All ____________ refer to an image of what the typical member of a particular group is like.
40. A practitioner’s basic counseling training can serve as ‘first step foundation’ to competent multicultural counseling.
41. Murray Bowen developed communications family therapy.
42. Historically, psychotherapies were devised primarily by men of European ancestry and reflected the norms of their
43. Multicultural counseling competence begins with:
44. I Thessalonians 5:14 addresses:
45. Collectivistic cultures have fewer, yet more stable, in-groups.
46. An Etic perspective views human dynamics across cultures and is mindful of ‘core and universal’ similarities. Please explain what is meant by ‘core and universal’ similarities.
47. Milton Acosta uses a New Testament biblical illustration to highlight the transcendence of culture by Jesus.  The story is:
48. They have the greatest power, most privileges, and highest social status. This is called:
49. Social economic status can hinder the therapeutic endeavor by:
50. What assumptions are embedded in the African American notion, “If you really want to know what White folks are thinking and feeling, don’t listen to the way they say it, but how they say it.”

Set 2

1. All ____________ refer to an image of what the typical member of a particular group is like.
2. Which of the following statements is inaccurate regarding proxemics?
3. Social economic status can hinder the therapeutic endeavor by:
4. Non-Western indigenous methods of healing are not scientific and should be avoided.  Why is this statement NOT true?
5. Ethical clinical practice requires practitioners to always follow through in counseling the client regardless whether or not a serious impasse exists in the therapeutic alliance.
6. ‘High-context’ communication is characteristic of individualist type cultures.
7. James 1:5 addresses
8. Both counselor and client identities are simple and function in only one area of social dynamics.
9. They have the greatest power, most privileges, and highest social status. This is called:
10. An Etic perspective views human dynamics across cultures and is mindful of ‘core and universal’ similarities. Please explain what is meant by ‘core and universal’ similarities.
11. Milton Acosta uses a New Testament biblical illustration to highlight the transcendence of culture by Jesus.  The story is:
12. Who stated “Encapsulated counselors are those who wall themselves off from the world around them…they pretend that life inside the cocoon is the same as life outside the cocoon.”
13. Western style type counselors tend to emphasize and value verbal/emotional/behavioral expressiveness as important to:
14. Prejudice: It is an ___________. Discrimination: It is an _________.
15. What author(s) developed the ‘Handbook of Multicultural Counseling?’
16. Multicultural counseling does not view problems as always or solely residing within individuals—the environmental context, and the cultural variables are also explored to ascertain what is going on.
17. Which of the following has been described as a challenge faced by counselors in treating culturally diverse populations?
18. The structural approach in family counseling emphasizes:
19. The paradigm which suggests that the trend in America regarding group dynamics is for people to maintain their cultural distinctiveness is called:
20. The sociological definition of ‘culture’ is divided into two parts.  They are:
21. If the client does not speak English and the therapist does not speak the native language of the client, and arrangements cannot be made for an interpreter, all is a moot point….
22. I Thessalonians 5:14 addresses:
23. Historically, psychotherapies were devised primarily by men of European ancestry and reflected the norms of their
24. Who stated the following? ‘Research suggests that gender, racial, ethnic, sexual, and class identities are fluid, multidimensional, personalized social constructions that reflect the individual’s current context and socio-historical cohort.’
25. Which minority group is most likely to have a kinship system in which individuals with a variety of blood and emotional ties (aunts, uncles, preachers, boyfriends, etc.) may act as the extended family?
26. Both counsellor and client identities are formed and function in multiple levels of experiences.
27. Disorientation experienced when coming in contact with a different culture is called ethnocentrism.
28. Who suggested that historically and initially, psychotherapy textbooks and training programs reflected a reality in which “even the rat [in experiments] was White.”
29. The degree to which a culture encourages, fosters, and facilitates the needs, wishes, desires, and values of an autonomous and unique self over those of a group is called ‘collectivism.’
30. As a counselor, what stereotypes, perceptions, and beliefs do you personally and professionally hold about culturally diverse groups that may hinder your ability to form a helpful and effective relationship? This is a question you may ask if you are attempting to develop which component of cultural competence:
31. Multicultural counseling competence begins with:
32. According to your notes______-_________ is the first step in personal growth and cultural competence.
33. A culturally competent counselor is one who believes:
34. The therapeutic alliance
35. Collectivistic cultures have fewer, yet more stable, in-groups.
36. A means by which to counter the tendency to use our own culture as a tool for judgment is called:
37. A social condition in which privileges and obligations are given to some and not to others is called:
38. Nonlinear, holistic, harmonious, and intuitive thinking have been described as characterizing:
39. It is a conversational and collaborative process that can assist in the development of skills or perspectives that can facilitate effective personal growth, change, or coping mechanisms with uncertainties, conflicts, or traumatic events. This is a description of:
40. Kinesics refers to bodily movements.
41. A practitioner’s basic counseling training can serve as ‘first step foundation’ to competent multicultural counseling.
42. He was the founding editor of the ‘Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences.’
43. Counselors’ acceptance of potential benefits of spirituality as a means of coping with helplessness, powerlessness, and identity issues is increasing.
44. Proverbs 15:23 addresses good behavior
45. No single therapeutic counseling approach is equally effective across all populations.
46. A group with inherited physical characteristics that distinguish it from another group is called:
47. Murray Bowen developed communications family therapy.
48. What assumptions are embedded in the African American notion, “If you really want to know what White folks are thinking and feeling, don’t listen to the way they say it, but how they say it.”
49. If the presenting problem is culturally laden but directly violates or ignores a Biblical imperative, the therapist should:
50. Collectivism and individualism both describe cultural orientations and are thereby used to describe cultures and by inference individuals, which in turn affects: