Author Question: The text authors argue that one of the most challenging aspects of multicultural therapies for the ... (Read 118 times)

Mr.Thesaxman · **on:** Jul 30, 2018

The text authors argue that one of the most challenging aspects of multicultural therapies for the therapist is:

a. identification of the appropriate therapeutic content given diverse cultural norms.
b. promoting a client's optimal level of social activism.
c. establishing a therapeutic relationship when the therapist is of a different race and ethnicity.
d. helping clients find fulfillment and meaning in the context of cultural differences.

Question 2

At the intrapersonal level, the root of many minority clients' distress is:

a. their experience of being victimized by an oppressive and discriminatory dominant culture.
b. underlying feelings of hostility toward the dominant culture.
c. anxiety about conflicting minority group and prevailing cultural norms.
d. loss of intimacy and failures of communication.