Counselors who are culturally encapsulated: a. tend to be more ...

[jeatrice]

Counselors who are culturally encapsulated:
 
  a. tend to be more sensitive to the differences in worldview that may exist in therapeutic relationships.
  b. hold sets of cultural assumptions that tend to be more inclusive of other perspectives than non-culturally encapsulated counselors.
  c. rarely recognize the need to test the validity of their personal presuppositions.
  d. have had significant life experiences in multicultural contexts.

Question 2

Most traditional theories of counseling tend to accept without question:
 
  a. the autonomous, self-preoccupied individual as being the primary psychological entity in assessment and treatment.
  b. Eastern assumptions regarding the nature of reality.
  c. a communal view of mental health and pathology.
  d. the implications of cultural pluralism.

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a

[jeatrice]

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