A sense of identity that stems from common ancestry, nationality, religion, and race is defined as:
a. culture.
b. ethnicity.
c. minority group.
d. multicultural.
e. ethnic-sensitive practice.
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT one of the trends toward multicultural awareness?
a. There is an increasing recognition of the universality and applicability of Western values for all cultures.
b. There is a trend toward acquiring knowledge of culturally different clients and gaining experience in working with minority clients.
c. There is a concern for adapting techniques and interventions in ways that are relevant for the culturally different client.
d. There is recognition that counselor self-awareness is as important as cultural awareness in multicultural counseling situations.
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