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nramada

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Regarding diversity and multicultural competence, it is important to recognize that everything one thinks, does or says is ___________________ ________________.
 
  a. contextualized and should be informed by diversity issues
  b. informed by training and practice and is more likely accurate than client perspective
  c. better informed if the counselor has also experienced being marginalized
  d. biased and therefore it is better for clients to seek counselors with similar backgrounds

Question 2

The United States continues to be a highly religious country with __________ of Americans stating they believe in God, and the vast majority of them identifying as Christian.
 
  a. 60
  b. 75
  c. 92
  d. 80



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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