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Understanding the male/female interactive patterns among Turkish-American families represents an effort to be:
 
  a. multinational
  b. international
  c. multicultural
  d. culture-specific

Question 2

Cultural specificity refers to:
 
  a. knowledge about who makes up a society
  b. detailed knowledge regarding unfamiliar groups
  c. appreciation of the immigrant experience
  d. therapist self-awareness of cultural influences



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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