Stacy's father met her mother during his military stay in Vietnam. Her parents got married and moved to the United States after her father's military requirements were fulfilled.
Stacy's mother and father were divorced when she was four years old. After the divorce, Stacy had very little contact with her father and was raised by her mother. She grew up with her mother's traditional values and beliefs because that is what she was exposed to. Now, as an adult, Stacy practices those same traditional values and beliefs because that is what she remembers. Based on Phinney's (1996) Model of Ethnic Identity, in which stage is Stacy with regard to her ethnic identity?
a. Unexamined or Diffused Ethnic Identity
b. Exploration of Identity and Differentiation
c. Moratorium
d. Acceptance
Question 2
The client who rejects both her own culture and the culture of the dominant group falls at the __________ point on the acculturation continuum.
a. Traditional
b. Bicultural
c. Highly Acculturated
d. Marginal
Joseph Moore and His Family (1839), by Erastus Salisbury Field, reflects the emerging middle-class f
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