Exam 12: Culturally Competent Social Work Practice

According to Mackelprang and Salsgiver, ______ assumes the superiority of the person who is nondisabled and views persons with disabilities who have different physical and mental characteristics as somehow inferior, as well as assumes a low expectation of performance and responsibility of persons with disabilities.

The text describes pretending that culture and experience have no role in determining behavior as _____.

The language patterns of many African Americans follow a set of rules as complex and understandable as standard English. This is called:

Which of the following is true?

Sharing rather than acquiring material goods is more characteristic of:

Policies, practices, or procedures that systematically lead to unequal outcomes for people of color is called:

Which of the following, in general, is true regarding First Nations People?

Discuss why the term "minority" may be considered offensive by some people.

Openness, authenticity, and genuineness are generally respected in all cultures.

Segregation of school systems that exists but is not condoned by law is called:

In the United States, the number of people in poverty, which increased in the 60s and 70s, has now started to decrease. 

Asians are homogeneous. 

All of the following are likely to pose a problem with First Nations People except :

The term "Black" had value during the 60s and 70s. 

Network therapy is a special Asian American form of family intervention.

Regarding diversity, in the _____ stage of the Generalist Intervention Model, research reported in the literature has limited generalizability.

What are five factors that can produce within-group differences? 

Even simple gestures such as pointing your finger or crossing your arms can be offensive to some client groups of color.

Separate-but-equal school systems were outlawed by a Supreme Court decision in 1954. 

An attitude of "what will be, will be" is typical of: