Clinical Psychology: Psychotherapy with Members of Diverse Populations Flashcards
A study by Sue et al. (1991) on outpatient mental health services provided in LA found that ____________ had the best outcomes in terms of improvement in GAS (Global Assessment Scale), followed (in order) by Anglo, _________, and African American clients.
- Hispanics
- Asian
One study found that while a smaller proportion of ____________ than whites receive mental health services, they receive a disproportionate share of mental health services in the emergency room or psychiatric inpatient settings.
African Americans.
_______________ are underrepresented in both outpatient and inpatient settings.
Asian Americans.
A smaller proportion of ___________ and ___________ than Whites receive treatment for depression.
- African Americans
- Hispanics
A larger proportion of ____________ receive treatment for illicit drug use.
African Americans.
Overall, members of _____________ are more likely than ____________ to terminate therapy prematurely.
- Ethnic and cultural minority groups.
- Whites
Sue and Sue (2003) found that research indicates about ___% of clients from racial/ethnic minority groups dropout after the first session compared to ___% of White clients.
- 50%
- 30%
Sue et al. (1991) found that in clients of community mental health services, ____________ had a higher premature dropout rate than White Americans, __________ had a lower rate, and _________ had a rate similar to whites.
- African Americans
- Asians
- Hispanics
Research on therapist-client matching in terms of race, ethnicity, or culture has produced __________ results.
Inconclusive.
Sue et al. (1991) found that ethnic matching reduced premature termination rates for ________, Hispanic, and ________ Americans, but not for ___________ Americans.
- Asian
- White
- African
Sue et al. (1991) also found that matching was associated with improved treatment outcomes for __________ only.
Hispanic American.
Maramba and Nagayama Hall (2002) concluded that ethnic matching has a _________, but not significant, __________ effect on number of therapy sessions attended.
- Small
- Positive