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Cross Cultural Awareness Practices, Cultural Diversity & Ethical Boundaries: Freedom from Stereotypes

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Questions:
1. What are approaches to moving beyond stereotypes in multicultural counseling?
2. What are the common approaches to multi-cultural training?
3. What are the cultural adaptation methods?
4. What are the factors that regulate the relationship between acculturation and stress?
5. What ethical issue arises when counseling a client of another culture regarding empowerment?
6. What are ways that culturally different clients experiencing transference may react to a therapist?
7. What are important issues to consider in starting a multicultural group?

Answers:
A. Empowering a client can be an ethical challenge as you negotiate a stance between empowering the client and not alienating the client.
B. Heterogeneous Versus Homogeneous Groups, Projective Identification in Multicultural Groups, and Racial and Cultural Identity Development in Groups.
C. Mode of acculturation, phase of acculturation, nature of the subculture, characteristics of the adapting group, and characteristics of the acculturating individual.
D. Universal, Ubiquitous, Traditional, Race-Based.
E. Assimilation, Integration, Alternation, Rejection, and Marginalization.
F. Intensely, inappropriately, persistently, impulsively, and ambivalently
G. Intercultural Versus Intracultural Differences, Transculturalism, and a Tridimensional Approach.

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Questions:
8. What decreases in response to counterstereotypic mental imagery increasing the accessibility of counterstereotypic associations?
9. What is often incorporated in the literature on cultural diversity and multiculturalism and is equally difficult, if not impossible to objectively measure and cannot be "tested empirically?
10. What cultural counseling issues are grouped under reconciliation?
11. What is a cause of multicultural client complaints?
12. What do clinicians need to be aware of and feel positive about to feel as comfortable as possible in cross-cultural work?
13. What are the steps of the Transcultural Integrative Model?
14. What has led to the failure in counseling programs and ultimately to ineffective cross-cultural counseling experiences?
15. What stems from the decisions in Tarasoff v. The Regents of the University of California?
16. What are the stances?
17. What are aspects of Cultural Awareness and Social Diversity?

Answers
A. Many states have imposed liability on mental health professionals to protect victims from violent acts, often referred to as the duty to warn and duty to protect.
B. automatic stereotypes
C. the lack of fit between the minority client and the dominant culture
D. The many issues of respecting indigenous populations, prizing their difference, dealing with their special counselling needs and yet working towards an accommodation between indigenous and settler populations
E. Understand culture and its function in human behavior and society, recognizing the strengths that exist in all cultures and have a knowledge base of their clients’ cultures and be able to demonstrate competence in the provision of services that are sensitive to clients’ cultures and to difference among people and cultural groups.
F. The gap between awareness, understanding, and knowledge, on the one hand, and behavior, on the other,
G. the eliciting stance, reframing stance, contextualizing stance, matching stance, and amplifying stance
H. awareness and fact finding, formulation of an ethical decision, weighing potentially competing, nonmoral values, and carry out that plan, document, and carefully evaluate the consequences of the ethical decision
I. Ethnicity
J. their own ethnic and cultural identity.

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