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sammy

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In the research study highlighted in this chapter's Informed by Research, you learned that practicing school counselors, practicing mental health counselors, and counseling faculty in the study all _____
 
  a. Had very different views about which classes from the core curriculum were most important for counseling students to learn in their graduate programs
  b. Believed that the eight core areas of counseling preparation are out of date and need to be revised
  c. Recommended the abolishment of CACREP, since it is no longer necessary
  d. Had very favorable perceptions of the relevance of all of the core curricular experiences for counselors

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Four myths about working with multicultural groups are detailed in this chapter; choose one of the four myths, define and discuss its impact on the group.
 
  What will be an ideal response?


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Reply #1 on: Jul 31, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

Four myths about working with multicultural groups are detailed in this chapter; choose one of the four myths, define and discuss its impact on the group.
 Myths are outlined on pages 168-169 of the text. Myths perpetuate the beliefs that difference should be overlooked rather than celebrated, talking about differences is taboo, all people within the same cultural group share a cultural identity, and differences do not affect the group.


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Gracias!

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