Regarding language in the therapy relationship, one feature to appreciate in working with Latino clients is that they:
a. tend to be comfortable with short periods of silence to recall what has been said.
b. tend to insert small gaps in conversations to support the smooth transition from one speaker to the next.
c. tend to speak almost simultaneously with other speakers, often overlapping their exchanges while others are still speaking.
d. tend to prefer a leisurely pace to their social exchanges, and often look around in silence to reflect on what is being said.
Question 2
The capacity of the therapist to understand as fully as possible a client's feelings and cultural context is known as:
a. culturally-adapted therapy. c. affirmative therapy.
b. cultural empathy. d. ethnocultural genuineness.
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