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Describe Bennet's (2004) multicultural sensitivity development model.

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The American Psychological Association published all the second set of principles except?

A) Linguistic
B) Research
C) Training
D) Guidelines on Multicultural Education

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A healing narrative approach to treatment known as __________ therapy has been empirically proven to be an effective treatment for Puerto Rican children.

Explain the usefulness of a cultural genogram in working with multicultural clients, and list 10 factors that may be used, with a brief description of the significance of each.

According to the model of ethnic minority group identity development described by Atkinson, Morten and Sue, in the resistance stage an individual would

Multicultural clinicians adhere to diverse theories of personality. However, a unique contribution of multicultural psychotherapy is the formulation of cultural identity development theories. Describe what cultural identify development theory is. Then, contrast the theory of identity development for ethnic minorities and the theory of identity development for White American groups.

In the cultural spectrum described by Cross and colleagues, the belief that culture makes no difference refers to

In which of the following do individuals believe that culture makes no difference and thus the values of the dominant culture are universally applicable and beneficial?

Multicultural psychotherapies developed because dominant models of psychotherapy appeared to overly support mainstream cultural values and neglect multicultural worldviews. Describe the evidence to support the need for multicultural therapies and the process that a therapist might go through to move toward cultural competence. Include a description of ethnocentrism and how it might impact cultural competence.

________________ refers to people's systemized ideas and beliefs about the universe.

Network therapy refers to an approach to treatment that relies on a(n)

The ____________________ highlighted the importance of cultural competence by formulating a series of multicultural guidelines.

In Bennet's (2004) multicultural sensitivity development model, multicultural awareness is divided into the two stages of

The belief that one's worldview is inherently superior and desirable to others is labeled

Confusion, comparison, tolerance, acceptance, pride and synthesis come under which set of stages?

In the model of gay and lesbian identity development described by Cass, in the phase of tolerance, an individual

Which of the following is included in the ethnorelative stages of developing multicultural sensitivity?

In the model of White American identity development described by Janet Helms, in the disintegration phase, an individual

_____________ is a learned ability to obtain an understanding of the experience of culturally diverse individuals informed by cultural knowledge and interpretation.

In Pamela Hays' ADDRESSING framework, the "I" stands for