hsv303 quizes 7 latest 2015

Quiz 7

• Question 1

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It is essential that helpers understand their assumptions about family values if they hope to effectively work with culturally diverse families.

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• Question 2

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Directness and assertiveness are values that all clients will feel comfortable in subscribing to.

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• Question 3

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It is realistic to expect that effective helpers will have an in-depth knowledge of all cultural backgrounds.

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• Question 4

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Multicultural counseling refers to practices that integrate cultural-specific

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• Question 5

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Persons with disabilities are often unemployed and underemployed, and many live below the poverty line.

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• Question 6

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A comparison of Western and Eastern systems shows some striking differences in value orientations. Individuals coming from a Western culture tend to place prime value on

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• Question 7

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Most helpers assume that no effective helping can occur unless clients reveal themselves (engage in self-disclosure) in the helping relationship.

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• Question 8

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Psychosocial adjustment services for persons with disabilities are focused on

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• Question 9

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From a(n) _____ perspective, the goal of helping is to promote the empowerment of people who are marginalized and oppressed in our society.

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• Question 10

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Since persons with disabilities often have complex issues, it is best to submit an assessment of their needs immediately after your first meeting with them, so they can start receiving services right away.

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• Question 11

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Overall, persons with disabilities remain the most disenfranchised group in almost every society, regardless of their ethnicity.

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• Question 12

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Culturally skilled helpers are convinced that traditional concepts and helping strategies are appropriate for all clients and for all problems.

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• Question 13

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Individuals with disabilities may be physically challenged in some way, but these disabilities can often be overcome.

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• Question 14

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It is essential that helpers develop interventions that are based on the assumption that persons with disabilities have the right to control their own lives.

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• Question 15

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Historically, much of the language used to refer to “the disability experience,” as portrayed in the print and electronic media, has communicated a(n) _____attitude toward persons with disabilities.

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• Question 16

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Ethnographic variables refers to

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• Question 17

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In a sense, all helping relationships are multicultural.

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• Question 18

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People with disabilities generally report _____more than _____as major impediments in living with a disability.

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• Question 19

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Multiculturalism has been considered as the third force in the helping professions.

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• Question 20

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Becoming an ethical and effective helper in a multicultural society is

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• Question 21

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Culturally skilled helpers are willing to acknowledge their own racist attitudes, beliefs, and feelings.

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• Question 22

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Culturally skilled helpers

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• Question 23

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Clients with an Eastern orientation are likely to place a high value on

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• Question 24

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Adopting a multicultural perspective allows us to think about diversity without polarizing issues into right or wrong.

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• Question 25

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Helpers who view themselves as being without any stereotypes, biases, and prejudices are underestimating the impact of their socialization.

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