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audragclark

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__________ is defined as having access, advantage, and a majority status.
 
  a. Privilege
  b. Empowerment
  c. Power
  d. Discrimination

Question 2

The __________ model of racial identity development is applied to counseling settings with cross-racial dyads of clients and counselors, client racial preferences for counselors, and supervisor-supervisee cross-racial pairings; and used to explore
 
  how racial identity can change over the life span.
  a. Multidimensional Model of Racial Identity
  b. Cross Model of Black Racial Identity
  c. Hoffman's Stages of Racial Identity Development
  d. Helm's Model of White Racial Identity Development



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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