Research on the treatment of women in therapy indicates that
a. gender bias is no longer a problem in therapy because most therapists agree with the principles of nonsexist therapy.
b. although early research found evidence of gender bias, current studies find no significant influence of gender stereotypes in therapy.
c. therapists seem to be influenced by the same gender stereotypes and discrimination as the culture as a whole.
d. most therapists are unaware of the possible problem of gender bias in therapy.
Question 2
Chapter 12 discusses the treatment of women in therapy. According to this discussion,
a. therapists actually believe that women are as competent as men in the workplace.
b. almost all therapists are sensitive to cultural problems such as poverty and discrimination.
c. the guidelines in The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders have been scientifically tested.
d. if a therapist is treating a woman who has been sexually assaulted, the therapist sometimes asks what she did to encourage the attack.
The patient's signature on the informed consent form indicates that the patient understands the
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