Chapter 2 (ethics, MC, Neuroscience, + psych, resilience) Flashcards
When you observe and practice ethically and follow professional standards, you can expect
a. more liability in your practice. b. client recognition of your power position within the relationship. c. prevention of negative issues of social justice. d. increased client trust.
d. increased client trust.
Which of the following represents one of the most important issues for beginning therapists?
a. Referral b. Documentation c. Multicultural competence d. Billing
c. Multicultural competence
Informed consent refers to
a. providing clients with clear and adequate information throughout counseling.
b. telling the client halfway through the interview about their rights.
c. counselors needing to understand clients before treating them.
d. honestly discussing multicultural difference between counselor and client.
a. providing clients with clear and adequate information throughout counseling.
A counselor who recommends that a client engage in increased exercise, better nutrition, meditation, and helping others all with the goal of helping the client feel better about himself or herself is taking an approach known as __________.
a. humanistic counseling b. therapeutic lifestyle change c. behavior modification d. dialectical behavior therapy
b. therapeutic lifestyle change
Positive emotions are stored in the
a. frontal cortex. b. amygdala. c. cingulate cortex. d. thalamus.
a. frontal cortex.
Multicultural guidelines and competencies expound on three dimensions. The first dimension is awareness: Be aware of your own assumptions, values, and biases. Which one of the following would contribute to your ability to become more self-aware?
a. Develop a specialty practice by immersing yourself in every detail of daily life for one or two cultural groups at a time.
b. Consider yourself as a cultural being and recognize your own limitations.
c. Rather than consider each client as unique, focus on the common behaviors that the person may have in common with the cultural group to which they belong.
d. Demonstrate complete multicultural competence through time, study, and experience.
b. Consider yourself as a cultural being and recognize your own limitations.
What is the following an example of? “If I should move, I can be pretty sure that I can rent or purchase housing in an area that I can afford and in which I want to live.”
a. White privilege b. Heterosexual privilege c. Male privilege d. Christian privilege
a. White privilege
According to Seligman’s research, the most essential aspect of a satisfying life is
a. wealth. b. family. c. meaning. d. health.
c. meaning.
Research conducted with individuals diagnosed with depressive disorders indicates that, after one year, those who __________ received as much benefit as did those who took medication.
a. ate healthy, organic diets
b. volunteered in their communities
c. engaged in regular exercise
d. avoided alcohol, tobacco, and recreational drugs
c. engaged in regular exercise
Religion, economics, sexual identity, personal style, Ethnic/racial identity, chronological/lifespan, Trauma/Crisis, Family background, Unique physical characteristics, Location/Language
RESPECTFUL MODEL
What are traumatic wounds like the ones suffered by Native Americans that are passed from generation to generation?
Soul Wound.
This model enables us to identify the past and present voices that
affect our own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
The RESPECTFUL Model
________ is power given to people through cultural assumptions
and stereotypes and being in some RESPECTFUL categories offers ______ too.
Privilege
A term used to describe language that is calculated to provide a minimum of offense, particularly to the racial, cultural, or other identity groups.
Political Correctness
- (Awareness) Becoming aware of own assumptions, values and biases
- (Knowledge) Understanding the worldview of the culturally different client
- (Skills) Develop intervention strategies and techniques
- (Action) Acting guided by these
The 4 Dimensions of Multicultural Competence