Chapter 16 - pysch 5 abnormal psychology -kremer

Martin-Baro was critical of the notion of freestanding, autonomous individuals solely focused on

Personal happiness

True or False: reaching the point of balance in an Indigenous science process means reaching a point of normalcy

True

True or False: Indigenous science is able to identify the singular cause of PTSD

False

the novel Ceremony by Leslie Marmon Silko is an example of

a healing process within an indigenous paradigm

True or False: Western psychology and psychiatry could benefit from looking at severe psychological suffering through the lens of indigenous values-based healing.

True

True or False: The Navajo (Dine) understanding of valance and beauty ( hozho) is totally different from both Western medicine and Waorani medicine

True

True or False: The intertribal Cherokee healer Rolling Thunder dismissed Western medical science as inferior and not helpful

False

True or False: Boarding school for Native Americans was an attempt to change their sociocentric, place-based sense of self.

True

The master wellboundaried self according to Cushman is empty because of

NOT overwhelming and porous interconnections

consumerism

0/1

True or False: Indigenous values-based healing is at odds with the perspective and framework used in this textbook

False

True or False: Colonialism leads to specific forms of psychological suffering that have been described by Fanon and others.

True

True or False: There is no known way to explain the efficacy of symbolic healing during Navajo chantway or sand painting ceremonies

False

Which of the following does NOT apply to Indigenous science

Our common assumptions about space and time apply

True or False: Indigenous values-based healing is irrelevant to any healing of severe psychological suffering.

False

True or False: Waorani medicine is an example of indigenous science

True

True or False: Quantum theory is one way to explain healing outside of the standard western paradigm

True

True or False: The recovery and affirmation of indigenous traditions is critcal for individual healing of the impact of colonialism

True

Jliek asserts that a “ culture-congenial therapy” is needed for

pathogenic effects of cultural confusion

In understanding the suffering of colonized people we can usually see symptoms as

NOT signs of decolonization

True or False: The recovery and affirmation of Indigenous traditions is critical for individual healing of the impact of colonialism

True