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acc299 · **on:** Jul 30, 2018

A culturally sensitive therapy approach to the process of choosing would most likely:

a. help the client successfully choose whether and/or how much to acculturate.
b. support a client in being a role model for others of their minority group.
c. help the client to resist the allure of adopting the norms and values of the dominant culture.
d. maximize the client's reference group orientation.

Question 2

Catharsis in a culturally sensitive therapy might be related to:

a. suppressed longings for affiliation with one's particular racial or ethnic group.
b. suppressed anger over discrimination and cultural alienation.
c. suppressed frustration over reconciling the conflicts posed by the process of acculturation.
d. all of the above.