Question 1

Individuals are not always the basic building blocks in societies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

An effective multicultural view of a client includes a:​

Accepted Answer

A) universal view. 
B) ​focused view. 
C) ​crisis worker-centric view. 
D) wide variety of individual and group characteristics. 
A) universal view. 
B) ​focused view. 
C) ​crisis worker-centric view. 
D) wide variety of individual and group characteristics. D

Question 3

Forge an argument for or against the concept of emic versus etic models of multiculturalism.

Accepted Answer

The concept of emic versus etic models of multiculturalism is a complex and nuanced issue that has been debated within the field of cultural anthropology and multicultural studies.

On one hand, proponents of the emic approach argue that understanding and analyzing cultures from within, using the perspectives and values of the culture being studied, is essential for truly grasping the intricacies and nuances of that culture. This approach emphasizes the importance of cultural relativism and the need to avoid imposing external, ethnocentric perspectives onto other cultures. By adopting an emic perspective, researchers and policymakers can gain a deeper understanding of the lived experiences and worldviews of individuals within a particular culture, which can lead to more effective and respectful cross-cultural interactions.

On the other hand, advocates for the etic approach argue that there is value in using external, objective frameworks to analyze and compare different cultures. This approach emphasizes the need for universal standards and criteria for evaluating and understanding cultural practices and beliefs. By adopting an etic perspective, researchers and policymakers can identify commonalities and differences across cultures, which can be useful for developing policies and interventions that promote social justice and equality.

Ultimately, the debate between emic and etic models of multiculturalism is not a binary choice, but rather a continuum that requires a balanced approach. Both perspectives have their strengths and limitations, and a comprehensive understanding of multiculturalism requires a synthesis of both emic and etic approaches. It is important to recognize the value of understanding cultures from within, while also acknowledging the need for external frameworks to promote cross-cultural understanding and social change. In this way, a more holistic and inclusive model of multiculturalism can be developed, one that respects the diversity and complexity of human cultures while also working towards common goals of equality and justice.

Question 4

​It has been proven that Asian and Latino cultures have a much more collectivist world view than Americans.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Compare a farmer from a low-context culture in South Dakota who has just had his crop wiped out by a flood with a farmer from a high-context culture in Afghanistan who has just had his crop devoured by locusts.How might you approach helping each of them? In helping these two people of different cultures,what would you do that was similar and what would you do that was different?

Accepted Answer

In approaching the farmer from South Dak

Question 6

The ADDRESSING and SAFETY models both manifest the social locations approach Brown is proposing to understand the impact of multiculturalism on trauma.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Occupational "culture" may be a barrier to those who don't understand it.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Of the attributes that will serve crisis workers well in a multicultural crisis world,which of the following is not helpful?​

Accepted Answer

A) Self-knowledge 
B) ​Alternative intervention strategies 
C) ​A unitary world view 
D) A variety of clients 
A) Self-knowledge 
B) ​Alternative intervention strategies 
C) ​A unitary world view 
D) A variety of clients

Question 9

Of the following cultural barriers,which is not identified in the text?​

Accepted Answer

A) geography 
B) ​occupation 
C) ​religion 
D) sexual orientation 
A) geography 
B) ​occupation 
C) ​religion 
D) sexual orientation

Question 10

When a crisis worker encounters language barriers he or she should:​

Accepted Answer

A) move quickly into the crisis relying on nonverbal communication. 
B) ​use sign language. 
C) ​use a translator that is trained in the culture of all involved parties. 
D) use a family member who knows English. 
A) move quickly into the crisis relying on nonverbal communication. 
B) ​use sign language. 
C) ​use a translator that is trained in the culture of all involved parties. 
D) use a family member who knows English.

Question 11

A collectivist multicultural view emphasizes the:​

Accepted Answer

A) group is subservient to the individual. 
B) ​group binds and mutually obligates the individual. 
C) ​individual is not part of the larger group nor subordinate to it. 
D) individual serves the group only to meet the individual's needs. 
A) group is subservient to the individual. 
B) ​group binds and mutually obligates the individual. 
C) ​individual is not part of the larger group nor subordinate to it. 
D) individual serves the group only to meet the individual's needs.

Question 12

A universal view of multicultural counseling relates to "visible and racial ethnic minorities."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

A universal view of multicultural counseling looks at racial and ethnic minorities in the broadest possible sense.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

SAFETY is a developing model for understanding clients' social locations during:​

Accepted Answer

A) family vacations. 
B) ​an active school shooter situation. 
C) ​routine interactions with friends. 
D) a Netflix watching party with a group of students. 
A) family vacations. 
B) ​an active school shooter situation. 
C) ​routine interactions with friends. 
D) a Netflix watching party with a group of students.

Question 15

In high-context cultures:​

Accepted Answer

A) one's importance is tied to individual accomplishment. 
B) ​words are paramount. 
C) ​communication is direct. 
D) the group is reflective of one's worth. 
A) one's importance is tied to individual accomplishment. 
B) ​words are paramount. 
C) ​communication is direct. 
D) the group is reflective of one's worth.

Question 16

Multiculturalists in the United States are highly aware of how the competencies they promote apply outside the United States.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

The client's past history and cultural background have little to do with the here-and-now conditions of a crisis.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

​Lauren Brown's social locations concept of multiculturalism as it applies to trauma and crisis depicts a(n)____ model.
Collective

Accepted Answer

A) emic 
B) ​etic 
C) ​individualist 
D) collective 
A) emic 
B) ​etic 
C) ​individualist 
D) collective

Question 19

The Taiwanese students in Heppner's study have very different coping strategies than their American counterparts.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Individualism is a cultural world view that believes:​

Accepted Answer

A) the individual is subservient to the group. 
B) ​the group always petitions the individual for support and input. 
C) ​the exosystem has a profound impact on individual functioning. 
D) personal goals and uniqueness are paramount. 
A) the individual is subservient to the group. 
B) ​the group always petitions the individual for support and input. 
C) ​the exosystem has a profound impact on individual functioning. 
D) personal goals and uniqueness are paramount.

Individuals are not always the basic building blocks in societies.

An effective multicultural view of a client includes a:

Forge an argument for or against the concept of emic versus etic models of multiculturalism.

It has been proven that Asian and Latino cultures have a much more collectivist world view than Americans.

The ADDRESSING and SAFETY models both manifest the social locations approach Brown is proposing to understand the impact of multiculturalism on trauma.

Occupational "culture" may be a barrier to those who don't understand it.

Of the attributes that will serve crisis workers well in a multicultural crisis world,which of the following is not helpful?

Of the following cultural barriers,which is not identified in the text?

When a crisis worker encounters language barriers he or she should:

A collectivist multicultural view emphasizes the:

A universal view of multicultural counseling relates to "visible and racial ethnic minorities."

A universal view of multicultural counseling looks at racial and ethnic minorities in the broadest possible sense.

SAFETY is a developing model for understanding clients' social locations during:

In high-context cultures:

Multiculturalists in the United States are highly aware of how the competencies they promote apply outside the United States.

The client's past history and cultural background have little to do with the here-and-now conditions of a crisis.

Lauren Brown's social locations concept of multiculturalism as it applies to trauma and crisis depicts a(n)____ model. Collective

The Taiwanese students in Heppner's study have very different coping strategies than their American counterparts.

Individualism is a cultural world view that believes:

Approaching Crisis Intervention

The Intervention and Assessment Models

Tools of the Trade

Crisis Case Handling

Telephone and Online Crisis Counseling

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Crisis of Lethality

Sexual Assault

Partner Violence

Family Crisis Intervention

Personal Loss

Crisis in Schools

Violent Behavior in Institutions

Legal and Ethical Issues

Burnout, vicarious Traumatization, and Compassion Fatigue

Disaster Response

Chemical Dependency

Crisishostage Negotiation

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Exam 2: Culturally Effective Helping

Individuals are not always the basic building blocks in societies.

An effective multicultural view of a client includes a:​

Forge an argument for or against the concept of emic versus etic models of multiculturalism.

​It has been proven that Asian and Latino cultures have a much more collectivist world view than Americans.

The ADDRESSING and SAFETY models both manifest the social locations approach Brown is proposing to understand the impact of multiculturalism on trauma.

Occupational "culture" may be a barrier to those who don't understand it.

Of the attributes that will serve crisis workers well in a multicultural crisis world,which of the following is not helpful?​

Of the following cultural barriers,which is not identified in the text?​

When a crisis worker encounters language barriers he or she should:​

A collectivist multicultural view emphasizes the:​

A universal view of multicultural counseling relates to "visible and racial ethnic minorities."

A universal view of multicultural counseling looks at racial and ethnic minorities in the broadest possible sense.

SAFETY is a developing model for understanding clients' social locations during:​

In high-context cultures:​

Multiculturalists in the United States are highly aware of how the competencies they promote apply outside the United States.

The client's past history and cultural background have little to do with the here-and-now conditions of a crisis.

​Lauren Brown's social locations concept of multiculturalism as it applies to trauma and crisis depicts a(n)____ model. Collective

The Taiwanese students in Heppner's study have very different coping strategies than their American counterparts.

Individualism is a cultural world view that believes:​

Approaching Crisis Intervention

The Intervention and Assessment Models

Tools of the Trade

Crisis Case Handling

Telephone and Online Crisis Counseling

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Crisis of Lethality

Sexual Assault

Partner Violence

Family Crisis Intervention

Personal Loss

Crisis in Schools

Violent Behavior in Institutions

Legal and Ethical Issues

Burnout, vicarious Traumatization, and Compassion Fatigue

Disaster Response

Chemical Dependency

Crisishostage Negotiation

Filters

An effective multicultural view of a client includes a:

It has been proven that Asian and Latino cultures have a much more collectivist world view than Americans.

Of the attributes that will serve crisis workers well in a multicultural crisis world,which of the following is not helpful?

Of the following cultural barriers,which is not identified in the text?

When a crisis worker encounters language barriers he or she should:

A collectivist multicultural view emphasizes the:

SAFETY is a developing model for understanding clients' social locations during:

In high-context cultures:

Lauren Brown's social locations concept of multiculturalism as it applies to trauma and crisis depicts a(n)____ model. Collective

Individualism is a cultural world view that believes: