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abern

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A competent therapist would do what with the research-related information in their profession?
 
  a. Use the research literature to inform clinical decisions and treatment planning throughout their career.
  b. Focus on researching one area of expertise and skimming other areas of interest.
  c. Stop reading the research literature upon graduation.
  d. Learn at least one evidenced-based treatment and implement it with all clients.

Question 2

Which of the following statements is TRUE about a therapist who is competent working with diversity issues?
 
  a. A therapist who says, I dont have any culture. and therefore cannot help with diversity issues is competent in diversity issues.
  b. A therapist who reports being from a diverse or marginalized group, making them an expert in diversity issues.
  c. A therapist who admits handling diversity issues is a career-long struggle and a journey that adds depth to the person-of-the-therapist.
  d. A therapist who assumes because they have read about topics in diversity, that they are competent in diversity issues.



dyrone

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C



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