Question 1

"Color blindness" refers to:

Accepted Answer

A)  failing to consider cultural aspects of a consultation case. 
B)  overemphasizing the role of culture within a consultation case. 
C)  the failure of the consultee to seek to establish a relationship with the client. 
D)  all of the above. 
A)  failing to consider cultural aspects of a consultation case. 
B)  overemphasizing the role of culture within a consultation case. 
C)  the failure of the consultee to seek to establish a relationship with the client. 
D)  all of the above.

Question 2

Brown et al. (2001) delineates specific interpersonal skills necessary to establish a good consultant-consultee relationship. Which of the following is NOT one of the interpersonal skills identified by Brown et al. (2001)?

Accepted Answer

A)  Active-listening skills 
B)  The ability to mimic the consultee's communication patterns and styles 
C)  The ability to determine resistance on the part of the consultee or whether the consultee is displaying appropriate behavior related to his or her cultural background 
D)  The ability to adapt to the racial/ethnic background of the consultee 
A)  Active-listening skills 
B)  The ability to mimic the consultee's communication patterns and styles 
C)  The ability to determine resistance on the part of the consultee or whether the consultee is displaying appropriate behavior related to his or her cultural background 
D)  The ability to adapt to the racial/ethnic background of the consultee

Question 3

Why is it important for consultants to help consultees employ strategies to reduce
stereotype threat?

Accepted Answer

Stereotype threat is a psychological phe

Question 4

Stereotype threat is defined as:

Accepted Answer

A)  fear of consultees that clients will accuse the consultee of racism. 
B)  underperformance on academic tests or tasks by a member of a stigmatized group related to anxiety regarding confirming to a negative stereotype. 
C)  fear of minority group members that members of the majority group will intentionally assign them lower grades due to the majority group member's prejudice. 
D)  fear of minority group members that they cannot advance academically due to institutional racism. 
A)  fear of consultees that clients will accuse the consultee of racism. 
B)  underperformance on academic tests or tasks by a member of a stigmatized group related to anxiety regarding confirming to a negative stereotype. 
C)  fear of minority group members that members of the majority group will intentionally assign them lower grades due to the majority group member's prejudice. 
D)  fear of minority group members that they cannot advance academically due to institutional racism.

Question 5

Within the multicultural consultation (MC) framework one of the ways in which a consultee's lack of objectivity may be manifested is:

Accepted Answer

A)  the consultee relying upon cultural stereotypes to understand the client. 
B)  the consultee attempting too vigorously to learn about the client's culture. 
C)  the consultee trying to understand how his or her own culture contributes to the consultation case. 
D)  the consultee attempting to rigidly adhere to evidence-based practice. 
A)  the consultee relying upon cultural stereotypes to understand the client. 
B)  the consultee attempting too vigorously to learn about the client's culture. 
C)  the consultee trying to understand how his or her own culture contributes to the consultation case. 
D)  the consultee attempting to rigidly adhere to evidence-based practice.

Question 6

According to Rosenfield (2014a), a crucial step for conducting international consultation is:

Accepted Answer

A)  learning the language of the host culture. 
B)  working exclusively with the leader of the school given the hierarchical nature of schools in non-western cultures. 
C)  helping other cultures strictly adhere to evidence-based practices. 
D)  developing relationships with cultural brokers who can assist with understanding and gaining entrée to the culture. 
A)  learning the language of the host culture. 
B)  working exclusively with the leader of the school given the hierarchical nature of schools in non-western cultures. 
C)  helping other cultures strictly adhere to evidence-based practices. 
D)  developing relationships with cultural brokers who can assist with understanding and gaining entrée to the culture.

Question 7

Within consultee-centered consultation (CCC), consultees are encouraged to assume ownership of a selected intervention by:

Accepted Answer

A)  encouraging a consultee to determine if she or he finds the intervention acceptable. 
B)  requiring the consultee to first try an intervention before determining if he or she wishes to continue to use the intervention. 
C)  having a school administrator select the intervention for the consultee. 
D)  having the consultee present the choice of which intervention to use to the client. 
A)  encouraging a consultee to determine if she or he finds the intervention acceptable. 
B)  requiring the consultee to first try an intervention before determining if he or she wishes to continue to use the intervention. 
C)  having a school administrator select the intervention for the consultee. 
D)  having the consultee present the choice of which intervention to use to the client.

Question 8

Name at least two core competencies of bilingual consultants.

Accepted Answer

• Knowledge of students' educational his

Question 9

Client-centered consultants emphasize the importance of enhancing the relationship
between consultants and consultees and consultees and clients. What function do these
relationships serve? In other words, what is the value of enhancing such relationships?

Accepted Answer

The relationships between consultants an

Question 10

How is the role of consultants likely to change as a result of the increasing diversity of
 the student population in the United States?

Accepted Answer

The role of consultants is likely to cha

Question 11

Name at least two important strategies for conducting international consultation.

Accepted Answer

• Develop relationships with cultural br

"Color blindness" refers to:

Brown et al. (2001) delineates specific interpersonal skills necessary to establish a good consultant-consultee relationship. Which of the following is NOT one of the interpersonal skills identified by Brown et al. (2001)?

Why is it important for consultants to help consultees employ strategies to reduce stereotype threat?

Stereotype threat is defined as:

Within the multicultural consultation (MC) framework one of the ways in which a consultee's lack of objectivity may be manifested is:

According to Rosenfield (2014a), a crucial step for conducting international consultation is:

Within consultee-centered consultation (CCC), consultees are encouraged to assume ownership of a selected intervention by:

Name at least two core competencies of bilingual consultants.

Client-centered consultants emphasize the importance of enhancing the relationship between consultants and consultees and consultees and clients. What function do these relationships serve? In other words, what is the value of enhancing such relationships?

How is the role of consultants likely to change as a result of the increasing diversity of the student population in the United States?

Name at least two important strategies for conducting international consultation.

School-Based Consultation: Overview and University Training Considerations

Stages, Processes, and Procedures in School-Based Consultation

Instructional Consultation Ic and Instructional Consultation Teams ICT

Mental Health Consultation MHC

Behavioral Consultation, the Problem-Solving Model, and Conjoint Behavioral Consultation

Social Cognitive Theory Consultation

Adlerian Consultation AC and Solution-Focused Consultation SFC

Organizational and Systems Consultation OSC

Assessment Considerations in Consultation

Efficacy and Effectiveness of School-Based Consultation

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Exam 3: Multicultural Issues in School-Based Consultation

"Color blindness" refers to:

Brown et al. (2001) delineates specific interpersonal skills necessary to establish a good consultant-consultee relationship. Which of the following is NOT one of the interpersonal skills identified by Brown et al. (2001)?

Why is it important for consultants to help consultees employ strategies to reduce stereotype threat?

Stereotype threat is defined as:

Within the multicultural consultation (MC) framework one of the ways in which a consultee's lack of objectivity may be manifested is:

According to Rosenfield (2014a), a crucial step for conducting international consultation is:

Within consultee-centered consultation (CCC), consultees are encouraged to assume ownership of a selected intervention by:

Name at least two core competencies of bilingual consultants.

Client-centered consultants emphasize the importance of enhancing the relationship between consultants and consultees and consultees and clients. What function do these relationships serve? In other words, what is the value of enhancing such relationships?

How is the role of consultants likely to change as a result of the increasing diversity of the student population in the United States?

Name at least two important strategies for conducting international consultation.

School-Based Consultation: Overview and University Training Considerations

Stages, Processes, and Procedures in School-Based Consultation

Instructional Consultation Ic and Instructional Consultation Teams ICT

Mental Health Consultation MHC

Behavioral Consultation, the Problem-Solving Model, and Conjoint Behavioral Consultation

Social Cognitive Theory Consultation

Adlerian Consultation AC and Solution-Focused Consultation SFC

Organizational and Systems Consultation OSC

Assessment Considerations in Consultation

Efficacy and Effectiveness of School-Based Consultation

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