Multicultural Counseling Quizes

The three dimensions of identity include:

Individual, group, and universal levels

Microaggression refers to

Unintentional behaviors or verbal comments that convey rudeness or insensitivity or demean a person’s racial heritage/identity, gender identity, religion, ability, or sexual orientation identity.

“There is only one race, the human race” Is an example of:

Color Blindness

“As an employer, I always treat men and women equally” Is an example of:

Denial of Individual Racism/Sexism/Heterosexism/Religious Discrimination.

Steps involved in collaborative assessment include:

All of the above

The American Indian healing of the mind, body, and spirit involves:

All of the above

Garrett and Pichette (2000) formulated five levels of cultural orientation:

Traditional, Marginal, Bicultural, Assimilation, Pan-traditional

When working with a domestic-violence issue with a Native American women consider:

All of the above

References to the higher median income of Asian Americans do not take into account:

Both “A” and “C”

True of False: Acculturated Asian clients who have lower levels of enculturation into their home culture are generally receptive to Western styles of counseling and may not want reminders of their ethnicity.

True

A person whose gender identity is not exclusively male or female and falls outside of the gender binary is

Queer

A male person who is romantically or sexually attracted to persons of the same sex is

Gay

A person whose gender identity differs from their sex assigned at birth is

Transgender or gender nonbinary

When working with clients who want to come out consider the follow

All of the above

A term that describes a sense of uneasiness that a person may have because of a mismatch between their biological sex and their gender identity.

Gender dysphoria

True/False: The majority of Arab Americans are native-born U.S. citizens

True

Therapist using a therapeutic approach listening to women’s narrative is called.

Feminist relational advocacy

Social class oppression is called

Classism

Many individuals living in poverty do not seek treatment because of

All of the above

Within this model disabilities are seen not just as an individual issue but also as a cultural issue.

Social model