Question 1

Which of the following statements describes at-risk male subpopulations?

Accepted Answer

A) Men who are marginalized often feel they have more power than White, heterosexual men. 
B) Men who are marginalized are at greater risk for self-harm than White able-bodied men. 
C) African American men are less likely to die from homicide than White men. 
D) Men of the LGBTQI+ community tend to as well-respected as heterosexual men. 
A) Men who are marginalized often feel they have more power than White, heterosexual men. 
B) Men who are marginalized are at greater risk for self-harm than White able-bodied men. 
C) African American men are less likely to die from homicide than White men. 
D) Men of the LGBTQI+ community tend to as well-respected as heterosexual men. B

Question 2

What are the reasons behind men's underutilization of medical and psychological care?

Accepted Answer

There are several reasons behind men's underutilization of medical and psychological care. One reason is societal expectations and stereotypes around masculinity, which often discourage men from seeking help or admitting vulnerability. Men are often socialized to be strong, independent, and self-reliant, which can make it difficult for them to acknowledge their need for medical or psychological support.

Additionally, there may be a lack of awareness or understanding about the importance of seeking medical and psychological care among men. This could be due to a lack of education or information about the signs and symptoms of various health issues, or a reluctance to prioritize their own well-being.

Men may also face barriers such as limited access to healthcare services, financial constraints, or concerns about confidentiality and privacy. These practical obstacles can prevent men from seeking the care they need.

Furthermore, there may be a stigma associated with seeking help for mental health issues, leading men to avoid addressing their psychological well-being. This stigma can be particularly strong in male-dominated environments, where seeking help for mental health concerns may be viewed as a sign of weakness.

Overall, the underutilization of medical and psychological care by men is a complex issue influenced by societal, cultural, and individual factors. Addressing this issue requires a multifaceted approach that includes challenging stereotypes, increasing awareness and access to healthcare services, and promoting open discussions about mental and physical well-being.

Question 3

About how many children grow up without a biological father in the home?

Accepted Answer

A) 2 million 
B) 3 million 
C) 23 million 
D) 230 million 
A) 2 million 
B) 3 million 
C) 23 million 
D) 230 million C

Question 4

Which of the following statements about working with male clients is FALSE?

Accepted Answer

A) Many men prefer therapists who intentionally self-disclose information. 
B) Therapists should be willing to share power with men by involving them in decision making. 
C) Providing men opportunities to serve their community can motivate them to act in ways that provide personal fulfilment. 
D) Men are least likely to seek help when the therapist asks for his knowledge or opinions during treatment. 
A) Many men prefer therapists who intentionally self-disclose information. 
B) Therapists should be willing to share power with men by involving them in decision making. 
C) Providing men opportunities to serve their community can motivate them to act in ways that provide personal fulfilment. 
D) Men are least likely to seek help when the therapist asks for his knowledge or opinions during treatment.

Question 5

Which of the following results from a discrepancy between a man's self-perception and his masculine ideal?

Accepted Answer

A) Gender role conflict 
B) Gender role stress 
C) Discrimination 
D) Privilege 
A) Gender role conflict 
B) Gender role stress 
C) Discrimination 
D) Privilege

Question 6

How have men's and women's gender roles changed over time? How has this affected the typical man's view of his masculinity?

Accepted Answer

Men's and women's gender roles have chan

Question 7

Which of the following statements describes how socioeconomic issues affect male clients?

Accepted Answer

A) People without the means to achieve success in socially acceptable ways tend to be controlled throughout their lives. 
B) Having limited resources increases feelings of masculinity and the desire to control. 
C) Gang involvement often results from a desire to be accepted into a group. 
D) Money and wealth bring a sense of power, which typically leads to sexism and violence. 
A) People without the means to achieve success in socially acceptable ways tend to be controlled throughout their lives. 
B) Having limited resources increases feelings of masculinity and the desire to control. 
C) Gang involvement often results from a desire to be accepted into a group. 
D) Money and wealth bring a sense of power, which typically leads to sexism and violence.

Question 8

Which statement about role expectations is FALSE?

Accepted Answer

A) At birth, male babies are more expressive than female babies. 
B) Fear often becomes the only acceptable emotion that boys and men can express. 
C) Boys often are shamed into separating from their mothers earlier than they would like. 
D) Boys are reinforced for taking risks, being competitive, and initiating sexual contact. 
A) At birth, male babies are more expressive than female babies. 
B) Fear often becomes the only acceptable emotion that boys and men can express. 
C) Boys often are shamed into separating from their mothers earlier than they would like. 
D) Boys are reinforced for taking risks, being competitive, and initiating sexual contact.

Question 9

Which of the following statements describes men's general life expectancy?

Accepted Answer

A) Today, fewer male babies are born than female babies. 
B) By age 25, women begin to outnumber men. 
C) By age 65, men outnumber women. 
D) By age 85, women outnumber men by 2.5 to 1. 
A) Today, fewer male babies are born than female babies. 
B) By age 25, women begin to outnumber men. 
C) By age 65, men outnumber women. 
D) By age 85, women outnumber men by 2.5 to 1.

Question 10

In which of the following activities are men LEAST likely to engage?

Accepted Answer

A) Using sunscreen 
B) Committing suicide 
C) Using alcohol 
D) Driving without a seatbelt 
A) Using sunscreen 
B) Committing suicide 
C) Using alcohol 
D) Driving without a seatbelt

Question 11

Discuss the many reasons women outnumber men by middle age.

Accepted Answer

There are several reasons why women outn

Question 12

To "prove" or enhance his manliness, a man is LEAST likely to

Accepted Answer

A) drive recklessly. 
B) take medication for sexual enhancement. 
C) work fewer hours. 
D) join a gang. 
A) drive recklessly. 
B) take medication for sexual enhancement. 
C) work fewer hours. 
D) join a gang.

Question 13

With what kind of problems do men typically present? What are the best ways for therapists to create rapport?

Accepted Answer

Men can present with a variety of proble

Question 14

Many men prefer ________ therapists.

Accepted Answer

A) female 
B) older male 
C) younger male 
D) culturally diverse 
A) female 
B) older male 
C) younger male 
D) culturally diverse

Question 15

Men have a history of underutilizing medical and psychological services because of the

Accepted Answer

A) fear being judged. 
B) fear of appearing weak. 
C) financial cost of services. 
D) All of these 
A) fear being judged. 
B) fear of appearing weak. 
C) financial cost of services. 
D) All of these

Question 16

Which statement describes the history of gender roles in the United States?

Accepted Answer

A) Men's roles in society have been much quicker to change than women's roles. 
B) Until the 1950s, men's primary role was to provide income. 
C) When women gained access to birth control, divorce rates decreased. 
D) In the 1920s, a large number of women became single heads of households. 
A) Men's roles in society have been much quicker to change than women's roles. 
B) Until the 1950s, men's primary role was to provide income. 
C) When women gained access to birth control, divorce rates decreased. 
D) In the 1920s, a large number of women became single heads of households.

Question 17

The dominant view of masculinity in American culture is that men should be

Accepted Answer

A) dependent. 
B) aggressive. 
C) more feminine. 
D) emotionally expressive. 
A) dependent. 
B) aggressive. 
C) more feminine. 
D) emotionally expressive.

Question 18

With which of the following problems is a male client LEAST likely to present?

Accepted Answer

A) Sexual performance concerns 
B) Grief and loss 
C) Problems at work 
D) Difficulty with male friendships 
A) Sexual performance concerns 
B) Grief and loss 
C) Problems at work 
D) Difficulty with male friendships

Question 19

Discuss male power and privilege. Why don't some men feel powerful?

Accepted Answer

Male power and privilege are often roote

Question 20

Why don't most men feel powerful?

Accepted Answer

A) There are no widely accepted rites of passage for males in the United States. 
B) Women have taken over the role of financial provider for the family. 
C) There are so many ways to achieve manhood in today's society, they have lost real meaning. 
D) Children are more independent and less in need of parental support. 
A) There are no widely accepted rites of passage for males in the United States. 
B) Women have taken over the role of financial provider for the family. 
C) There are so many ways to achieve manhood in today's society, they have lost real meaning. 
D) Children are more independent and less in need of parental support.

Which of the following statements describes at-risk male subpopulations?

What are the reasons behind men's underutilization of medical and psychological care?

About how many children grow up without a biological father in the home?

Which of the following statements about working with male clients is FALSE?

Which of the following results from a discrepancy between a man's self-perception and his masculine ideal?

How have men's and women's gender roles changed over time? How has this affected the typical man's view of his masculinity?

Which of the following statements describes how socioeconomic issues affect male clients?

Which statement about role expectations is FALSE?

Which of the following statements describes men's general life expectancy?

In which of the following activities are men LEAST likely to engage?

Discuss the many reasons women outnumber men by middle age.

To "prove" or enhance his manliness, a man is LEAST likely to

With what kind of problems do men typically present? What are the best ways for therapists to create rapport?

Many men prefer ________ therapists.

Men have a history of underutilizing medical and psychological services because of the

Which statement describes the history of gender roles in the United States?

The dominant view of masculinity in American culture is that men should be

With which of the following problems is a male client LEAST likely to present?

Discuss male power and privilege. Why don't some men feel powerful?

Why don't most men feel powerful?

Introduction

What It Means to Be Culturally Competent

Working With Culturally Diverse Clients

Understanding Racism, Prejudice, and White Privilege

Understanding Culture and Cultural Differences

Working With Culturally Diverse Parents and Families

Culturally Sensitive Treatment With Children

Bias in Service Delivery

Mental Health Issues

Treating Victims of Ethnic Conflict, Genocide, and Mass Violence

Working With Latinoa Clients an Interview With Roberto Almanzan

Working With Native American Clients an Interview With Jack Lawson

Working With African American Clients an Interview With Veronique Thompson

Working With Asian American Clients an Interview With Dan Hocoy

Working With Arab and Muslim American Clients an Interview With Marwan Dwairy

Working With South Asian American Clients an Interview With Sumana Kaipa

Working With White Ethnic Clients an Interview With the Author

Working With Deaf Clients an Interview With Valentino Vasquez and Johanna Larson

Closing Thoughts

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Exam 18: Working With American Male Clients an Interview With Jon Davies

Which of the following statements describes at-risk male subpopulations?

What are the reasons behind men's underutilization of medical and psychological care?

About how many children grow up without a biological father in the home?

Which of the following statements about working with male clients is FALSE?

Which of the following results from a discrepancy between a man's self-perception and his masculine ideal?

How have men's and women's gender roles changed over time? How has this affected the typical man's view of his masculinity?

Which of the following statements describes how socioeconomic issues affect male clients?

Which statement about role expectations is FALSE?

Which of the following statements describes men's general life expectancy?

In which of the following activities are men LEAST likely to engage?

Discuss the many reasons women outnumber men by middle age.

To "prove" or enhance his manliness, a man is LEAST likely to

With what kind of problems do men typically present? What are the best ways for therapists to create rapport?

Many men prefer ________ therapists.

Men have a history of underutilizing medical and psychological services because of the

Which statement describes the history of gender roles in the United States?

The dominant view of masculinity in American culture is that men should be

With which of the following problems is a male client LEAST likely to present?

Discuss male power and privilege. Why don't some men feel powerful?

Why don't most men feel powerful?

Introduction

What It Means to Be Culturally Competent

Working With Culturally Diverse Clients

Understanding Racism, Prejudice, and White Privilege

Understanding Culture and Cultural Differences

Working With Culturally Diverse Parents and Families

Culturally Sensitive Treatment With Children

Bias in Service Delivery

Mental Health Issues

Treating Victims of Ethnic Conflict, Genocide, and Mass Violence

Working With Latinoa Clients an Interview With Roberto Almanzan

Working With Native American Clients an Interview With Jack Lawson

Working With African American Clients an Interview With Veronique Thompson

Working With Asian American Clients an Interview With Dan Hocoy

Working With Arab and Muslim American Clients an Interview With Marwan Dwairy

Working With South Asian American Clients an Interview With Sumana Kaipa

Working With White Ethnic Clients an Interview With the Author

Working With Deaf Clients an Interview With Valentino Vasquez and Johanna Larson

Closing Thoughts

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