Question 1

Incorporating a gender sensitive perspective is important for the counselor working with

Accepted Answer

A)  men only. 
B)  women only. 
C)  children only. 
D)  all populations. 
A)  men only. 
B)  women only. 
C)  children only. 
D)  all populations. D

Question 2

TGNC stands for ______ and describes people whose gender identities and expressions do not fit into societal norms of sex assignment and the gender binary.

Accepted Answer

A)  transgender and gender nonconforming 
B)  the gender neutral conforming 
C)  transgender and cisgender 
D)  All of the above 
A)  transgender and gender nonconforming 
B)  the gender neutral conforming 
C)  transgender and cisgender 
D)  All of the above A

Question 3

In terms of race and gender, same-race and same-gender dyads

Accepted Answer

A)  allow for the client and counselor to more quickly establish rapport. 
B)  guarantee better treatment outcomes. 
C)  Both of the above. 
D)  None of the above. 
A)  allow for the client and counselor to more quickly establish rapport. 
B)  guarantee better treatment outcomes. 
C)  Both of the above. 
D)  None of the above. A

Question 4

__________ occurs when women or men begin to believe systemically received negative messages about their own sex.

Accepted Answer

A)  Sexism 
B)  Male privilege 
C)  Internalized sexism 
D)  Female privilege 
A)  Sexism 
B)  Male privilege 
C)  Internalized sexism 
D)  Female privilege

Question 5

Identify and describe the four patterns of male gender role conflict (GRC).

Accepted Answer

The four patterns of male gender role co

Question 6

How has the historical representation of gender influenced the construction of gender and gender norms in society today?

Accepted Answer

The historical representation of gender

Question 7

Write down a list of all the various "types" of clients you may work with, in terms of gender and its intersections with race/ethnicity, spirituality, and social class. What are some culturally appropriate intervention strategies you might use when working with each type of client?

Accepted Answer

When working with clients, it's importan

Question 8

______ families may endorse more matriarchal norms, with women's roles described as those of strength and resourcefulness.

Accepted Answer

A)  Asian American 
B)  Hispanic/Latino American 
C)  African American 
D)  European American 
A)  Asian American 
B)  Hispanic/Latino American 
C)  African American 
D)  European American

Question 9

A common stressor in women's lives is

Accepted Answer

A)  negative media messages. 
B)  economic inequity. 
C)  multiple role overload. 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  negative media messages. 
B)  economic inequity. 
C)  multiple role overload. 
D)  All of the above.

Question 10

What factors influence treatment outcomes in counseling in reference to race and gender?

Accepted Answer

There are several factors that can influ

Question 11

The second wave of feminism in the U.S.

Accepted Answer

A)  expanded the focus on equal rights to reproductive rights for women. 
B)  focused on suffrage and suffrage-related issues. 
C)  focused on sexual harassment, domestic abuse, and the wage gap. 
D)  focused on issues important to women of color and queer people. 
A)  expanded the focus on equal rights to reproductive rights for women. 
B)  focused on suffrage and suffrage-related issues. 
C)  focused on sexual harassment, domestic abuse, and the wage gap. 
D)  focused on issues important to women of color and queer people.

Question 12

Internalized sexism is

Accepted Answer

A)  being a sexist only on the inside. 
B)  punishment for men who are sexist. 
C)  a manifestation of male privilege. 
D)  people who are born sexist. 
A)  being a sexist only on the inside. 
B)  punishment for men who are sexist. 
C)  a manifestation of male privilege. 
D)  people who are born sexist.

Question 13

How does GRC limit men's ability to cope with transition and life's stressors?

Accepted Answer

Gender role conflict (GRC) can limit men

Question 14

Male counselors tend to speak

Accepted Answer

A)  more assertively with women but more tentatively with other men. 
B)  more assertively overall with men and women. 
C)  less assertively with women. 
D)  less assertively with other men. 
A)  more assertively with women but more tentatively with other men. 
B)  more assertively overall with men and women. 
C)  less assertively with women. 
D)  less assertively with other men.

Question 15

A recommended strategy for counselors to address sexism in counseling is

Accepted Answer

A)  to identify strengths and resources of women clients who are cisgender and TGNC. 
B)  to help clients who are cisgender and TGNC identify external barriers that affect their development. 
C)  to teach self-empowerment skills to clients who are cisgender and TGNC. 
D)  All of the above are recommended strategies. 
A)  to identify strengths and resources of women clients who are cisgender and TGNC. 
B)  to help clients who are cisgender and TGNC identify external barriers that affect their development. 
C)  to teach self-empowerment skills to clients who are cisgender and TGNC. 
D)  All of the above are recommended strategies.

Question 16

It is considered more respectful to use _____ pronouns when referring to people who identify as genderqueer.

Accepted Answer

A)  she/her 
B)  he/him 
C)  they/them 
D)  All of the above are respectful pronouns. 
A)  she/her 
B)  he/him 
C)  they/them 
D)  All of the above are respectful pronouns.

Question 17

Enforcement of male-dominated norms is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  heterosexism. 
B)  homophobia. 
C)  sexism. 
D)  transphobia. 
A)  heterosexism. 
B)  homophobia. 
C)  sexism. 
D)  transphobia.

Question 18

Provide examples of how the counseling profession has responded to sexism?

Accepted Answer

The counseling profession has responded

Question 19

To emotionally relate to others, many men will use

Accepted Answer

A)  shame-based responses. 
B)  denial. 
C)  minimization or silence. 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  shame-based responses. 
B)  denial. 
C)  minimization or silence. 
D)  All of the above.

Question 20

Judith Herman's (1992) Trauma and Recovery outlines three stages vital for women's recovery from sexual abuse. The first stage involves

Accepted Answer

A)  making meaning of the trauma. 
B)  ensuring that survivors are safe from their abusers. 
C)  helping survivors reconnect with their sense of self. 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  making meaning of the trauma. 
B)  ensuring that survivors are safe from their abusers. 
C)  helping survivors reconnect with their sense of self. 
D)  All of the above.

Incorporating a gender sensitive perspective is important for the counselor working with

TGNC stands for ______ and describes people whose gender identities and expressions do not fit into societal norms of sex assignment and the gender binary.

In terms of race and gender, same-race and same-gender dyads

__________ occurs when women or men begin to believe systemically received negative messages about their own sex.

Identify and describe the four patterns of male gender role conflict (GRC).

How has the historical representation of gender influenced the construction of gender and gender norms in society today?

Write down a list of all the various "types" of clients you may work with, in terms of gender and its intersections with race/ethnicity, spirituality, and social class. What are some culturally appropriate intervention strategies you might use when working with each type of client?

______ families may endorse more matriarchal norms, with women's roles described as those of strength and resourcefulness.

A common stressor in women's lives is

What factors influence treatment outcomes in counseling in reference to race and gender?

The second wave of feminism in the U.S.

Internalized sexism is

How does GRC limit men's ability to cope with transition and life's stressors?

Male counselors tend to speak

A recommended strategy for counselors to address sexism in counseling is

It is considered more respectful to use _____ pronouns when referring to people who identify as genderqueer.

Enforcement of male-dominated norms is an example of

Provide examples of how the counseling profession has responded to sexism?

To emotionally relate to others, many men will use

Judith Herman's (1992) Trauma and Recovery outlines three stages vital for women's recovery from sexual abuse. The first stage involves

The Culturally Competent Counselor

Cultural Identity Development

Social Justice Counseling

Racism and White Privilege

Sexual Orientation and Heterosexism

Social Class and Classism

Disability, Ableism, and Ageism

Individuals and Families of African Descent

Individuals and Families of Arab Descent

Individuals and Families of Asian Descent

Individuals and Families of Latin American and Latino Descent

Counseling Individuals and Families of Native American Descent

Individuals and Families of European Descent

Individuals and Families of Multiracial Descent

Spiritual Diversity

Using Counseling Theories in Multicultural Contexts

Multicultural Diagnosis and Conceptualization

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Exam 5: Gender and Sexism

Incorporating a gender sensitive perspective is important for the counselor working with

TGNC stands for ______ and describes people whose gender identities and expressions do not fit into societal norms of sex assignment and the gender binary.

In terms of race and gender, same-race and same-gender dyads

__________ occurs when women or men begin to believe systemically received negative messages about their own sex.

Identify and describe the four patterns of male gender role conflict (GRC).

How has the historical representation of gender influenced the construction of gender and gender norms in society today?

Write down a list of all the various "types" of clients you may work with, in terms of gender and its intersections with race/ethnicity, spirituality, and social class. What are some culturally appropriate intervention strategies you might use when working with each type of client?

______ families may endorse more matriarchal norms, with women's roles described as those of strength and resourcefulness.

A common stressor in women's lives is

What factors influence treatment outcomes in counseling in reference to race and gender?

The second wave of feminism in the U.S.

Internalized sexism is

How does GRC limit men's ability to cope with transition and life's stressors?

Male counselors tend to speak

A recommended strategy for counselors to address sexism in counseling is

It is considered more respectful to use _____ pronouns when referring to people who identify as genderqueer.

Enforcement of male-dominated norms is an example of

Provide examples of how the counseling profession has responded to sexism?

To emotionally relate to others, many men will use

Judith Herman's (1992) Trauma and Recovery outlines three stages vital for women's recovery from sexual abuse. The first stage involves

The Culturally Competent Counselor

Cultural Identity Development

Social Justice Counseling

Racism and White Privilege

Sexual Orientation and Heterosexism

Social Class and Classism

Disability, Ableism, and Ageism

Individuals and Families of African Descent

Individuals and Families of Arab Descent

Individuals and Families of Asian Descent

Individuals and Families of Latin American and Latino Descent

Counseling Individuals and Families of Native American Descent

Individuals and Families of European Descent

Individuals and Families of Multiracial Descent

Spiritual Diversity

Using Counseling Theories in Multicultural Contexts

Multicultural Diagnosis and Conceptualization

Filters