Question 1
3 / 3 pts
According to Rosen and colleagues (2017), focusing only on the client's cultural background and
failing to acknowledge one's own beliefs can contribute to:
othering
According to Rosen and colleagues (2017), focusing only on the client's cultural background and failing
to acknowledge one's own beliefs can contribute to . Consequently, (seeing those outsideothering othering
of our own group as "others" ) may lead a counselor to focus only on differences between the client and
counselor and make assumptions about the client's background.
tunnel vision
cognitive dissonance
psychological distancing
Question 2
3 / 3 pts
How might cisgender males in the United States commonly feel about counseling?
Counseling is a healthy preventative measure.
Receiving counseling services means that you are weak.
Although variation exists within every cultural group, cisgender males in the United States often feel as
though professional counseling services are only for individuals who cannot take care of themselves.
Counseling services are out of my reach.
Counseling is an important part of a wellness routine.
Question 3
3 / 3 pts
During an intake session with a Native American client, a counselor asks the question: What (if "
any) traditions do you and/or your family regularly engage in?" The purpose of asking this type
of question is to determine the client's level of:
historical trauma.
privilege.
oppression.
acculturation.
The purpose of asking the question What (if any) traditions do you and/or your family regularly engage "
