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Frost2351

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The trait factor approach is weak in situations where members are
 
  a. Attentive
  b. Distracted
  c. Interacting
  d. Not very intelligent

Question 2

When the therapist and client come from the same ethnic background, it is a situation of:
 
  a. Ethnic matching
  b. Cross-cultural counseling
  c. Intragroup heterogeneity
  d. Homogeneity



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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