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biggirl4568

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A form of counseling in which two or more individuals take turns listening to each other without interruption refers to:
 
  a. cognitive behavioral therapy.
  b. dialectical behavior therapy.
  c. re-evaluation counseling.
  d. reattribution counseling.

Question 2

The key difference between Asian American identity development and the identity development of other minorities is
 
  a. awakening to social political consciousness.
  b. initial acceptance of the dominant society.
  c. incorporation.
  d. redirection.



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Answer to Question 1

C



Answer to Question 2

B



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