Question 1

Most human service providers with a western-bias tend to focus on

Accepted Answer

A)  Rational more than relational 
B)  Cooperation more than competition 
C)  Interdependence more than independence 
D)  Emotion more than logic 
A)  Rational more than relational 
B)  Cooperation more than competition 
C)  Interdependence more than independence 
D)  Emotion more than logic A

Question 2

Professional codes of ethics indicate that counselors

Accepted Answer

A)  Provide professional assistance to clients without discrimination 
B)  Think about obtaining training in multicultural counseling if necessary 
C)  Only be concerned with gender identity and race 
D)  Only enter into a helping relationship if you think you know all the client's multicultural factors 
A)  Provide professional assistance to clients without discrimination 
B)  Think about obtaining training in multicultural counseling if necessary 
C)  Only be concerned with gender identity and race 
D)  Only enter into a helping relationship if you think you know all the client's multicultural factors A

Question 3

Multiculturally competent counselors would not have to consider these assessment factors

Accepted Answer

A)  Reliability and validity of assessments 
B)  If they only have given the assessment a few times 
C)  Language and language concepts in the assessments 
D)  Diagnostic categories 
A)  Reliability and validity of assessments 
B)  If they only have given the assessment a few times 
C)  Language and language concepts in the assessments 
D)  Diagnostic categories B

Question 4

In working with clients of diverse backgrounds, it is beneficial to know

Accepted Answer

A)  Treatment preferences the client may have 
B)  The range of normal behavior for the client's group 
C)  What the client's group considers the cause of the disorder to be 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Treatment preferences the client may have 
B)  The range of normal behavior for the client's group 
C)  What the client's group considers the cause of the disorder to be 
D)  All of the above

Question 5

When considering boundary issues and multicultural counseling

Accepted Answer

A)  Counselors should always attend events to which they are invited 
B)  Counselors need to be sensitive and aware of different cultural norms 
C)  Counselors should never accept gifts 
D)  Counselors should always respond to nonsexual physical contact in the same manner as the client exhibits 
A)  Counselors should always attend events to which they are invited 
B)  Counselors need to be sensitive and aware of different cultural norms 
C)  Counselors should never accept gifts 
D)  Counselors should always respond to nonsexual physical contact in the same manner as the client exhibits

Question 6

When thinking about multicultural awareness, counselors consider their

Accepted Answer

A)  Attitudes 
B)  Behaviors 
C)  Values 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Attitudes 
B)  Behaviors 
C)  Values 
D)  All of the above

Question 7

When considering interventions which include multicultural factors

Accepted Answer

A)  Counselors would consider family and community, and not just the individual 
B)  Counselors would rely on verbal communication 
C)  Counselors would strive to help the client grow in independence 
D)  Counselors would rely on linear thinking 
A)  Counselors would consider family and community, and not just the individual 
B)  Counselors would rely on verbal communication 
C)  Counselors would strive to help the client grow in independence 
D)  Counselors would rely on linear thinking

Question 8

A Western counseling philosophy focuses on

Accepted Answer

A)  Interdependence 
B)  Individualistic 
C)  Competition 
D)  Cooperation 
A)  Interdependence 
B)  Individualistic 
C)  Competition 
D)  Cooperation

Question 9

Increasing multicultural awareness

Accepted Answer

A)  Is not the counselor's responsibility; it is the client's responsibility 
B)  Enables the counselor to identify restricted world views 
C)  Is not necessary if the counselor only sees clients from the same culture 
D)  Occurs during counselor preparation 
A)  Is not the counselor's responsibility; it is the client's responsibility 
B)  Enables the counselor to identify restricted world views 
C)  Is not necessary if the counselor only sees clients from the same culture 
D)  Occurs during counselor preparation

Question 10

The multicultural counselor may consider the following treatment considerations

Accepted Answer

A)  Use what has worked best in the past with other clients 
B)  Use what was practiced in field work 
C)  Use sensitivity when developing goals 
D)  Use the techniques you are most comfortable with 
A)  Use what has worked best in the past with other clients 
B)  Use what was practiced in field work 
C)  Use sensitivity when developing goals 
D)  Use the techniques you are most comfortable with

Question 11

When seeking informed consent with a multicultural focus

Accepted Answer

A)  Counselors are sensitive to the impact of gaining informed consent on clients 
B)  Counselors realize this act may be transformational to clients 
C)  Counselors need to make sure information is provided to clients in a way which is understandable to them 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Counselors are sensitive to the impact of gaining informed consent on clients 
B)  Counselors realize this act may be transformational to clients 
C)  Counselors need to make sure information is provided to clients in a way which is understandable to them 
D)  All of the above

Question 12

For the counselor, focusing on multicultural counseling addresses

Accepted Answer

A)  Internalized prejudicial attitudes 
B)  Ethical and multicultural competent counseling 
C)  Raising awareness of personal and professional biases 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Internalized prejudicial attitudes 
B)  Ethical and multicultural competent counseling 
C)  Raising awareness of personal and professional biases 
D)  All of the above

Most human service providers with a western-bias tend to focus on

Professional codes of ethics indicate that counselors

Multiculturally competent counselors would not have to consider these assessment factors

In working with clients of diverse backgrounds, it is beneficial to know

When considering boundary issues and multicultural counseling

When thinking about multicultural awareness, counselors consider their

When considering interventions which include multicultural factors

A Western counseling philosophy focuses on

Increasing multicultural awareness

The multicultural counselor may consider the following treatment considerations

When seeking informed consent with a multicultural focus

For the counselor, focusing on multicultural counseling addresses

Ethics: Core to Professional Helping

Helper Variables: What the Helper Brings to the Helping Relationship

Ethical Standards: Guidelines for Helping Others

Ethics and the Law

Conflict: The Reality of Being Ethical Within the Real World

Ethical Decision-Making

Informed Consent

Confidentiality

Boundaries and the Ethical Use of Power

Efficacy of Treatment

Evaluation and Accountability

Ethical Challenges Working With Groups, Couples, and Families

Competence and the Ethics of Self-Care

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Exam 4: Ethical Practice in an Increasingly Diverse World

Most human service providers with a western-bias tend to focus on

Professional codes of ethics indicate that counselors

Multiculturally competent counselors would not have to consider these assessment factors

In working with clients of diverse backgrounds, it is beneficial to know

When considering boundary issues and multicultural counseling

When thinking about multicultural awareness, counselors consider their

When considering interventions which include multicultural factors

A Western counseling philosophy focuses on

Increasing multicultural awareness

The multicultural counselor may consider the following treatment considerations

When seeking informed consent with a multicultural focus

For the counselor, focusing on multicultural counseling addresses

Ethics: Core to Professional Helping

Helper Variables: What the Helper Brings to the Helping Relationship

Ethical Standards: Guidelines for Helping Others

Ethics and the Law

Conflict: The Reality of Being Ethical Within the Real World

Ethical Decision-Making

Informed Consent

Confidentiality

Boundaries and the Ethical Use of Power

Efficacy of Treatment

Evaluation and Accountability

Ethical Challenges Working With Groups, Couples, and Families

Competence and the Ethics of Self-Care

Filters