Exam 5: The Impact of Systemic Oppression Within the Counseling Process: Client Worldviews and Counselor Credibility

Which is an example of the historical manifestation of ethnocentric monoculturalism?

To survive slavery, African Americans often adopted a pattern of

The expectation of hopelessness is characterized in which constellation?

A person of color who shows deference to the White counselor most likely has which worldview?

Which quadrant is associated with "I'm okay and have control over myself" and "Society is okay, and I can make it in this system"?

Define ethnocentric monoculturalism.

A culturally effective counselor is open to viewing problems as stemming from survival mechanisms.

The authors assert that more and more people of color are coming to hold which worldview?

Being White may serve as a barrier to an effective therapeutic process.

Worldview can be defined broadly as how an individual understands his or her race.

Pride in one's racial and cultural identity is most likely to be accepted by an

What is the key element that can destroy trustworthiness within a helping relationship?

Describe the terms locus of control and locus of responsibility.

What type of orientation has characterized counseling practice?

The statement that clients are responsible for their own actions and predicaments represents

Describe how worldview may or may not affect the client's view of the counselor's attractiveness and credibility. Why is this important for building rapport?

U. S. society is characterized by which philosophy?

Theories of counseling and psychotherapy and standards to judge normality and abnormality have been largely adapted to reflect the changing microcosm of society.

Early research indicates that African Americans who scored high external on the locus of control