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Sue and Sue's (2003) notion of cultural relativism as one perspective on which multicultural psychotherapy can be based consists of:
 
  a. developing culture-specific techniques that match the socioculture of each patient group.
  b. developing transcultural skills that are applicable across a range of minority groups.
  c. blending culture-specific and universally effective treatment components when working with minority groups.
  d. insuring that minority group clients have better access to therapists from their minority group.

Question 2

The largest and fastest growing minority group in the United States is:
 
  a. African Americans. c. Latino/Hispanic Americans.
  b. Asian Americans. d. Native Americans.



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