Quiz: The White Population and
Religious Diversity
DueMar 10 at 11:59pm
Points45
Questions15
Time Limit30 Minutes
Allowed Attempts2
Instructions
The quiz:
Covers theLearnmaterial fromModule 8: Week 8.
Contains 15 multiple-choice, and true/falsequestions.
Islimitedto 30 minutes.
Allows2 attempts and thehighestattempt will count towards the grade.
Isworth 45 points.
Submit this assignment by 11:59 p.m. (ET) onFridayof Module 8: Week 8.
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IncorrectQuestion 1
0 / 3 pts
The extent to which the general trends of a culture vary among members of
that culture is known as which of the following?
Within-group difference
Significance
Cultural variation
Cultural variationis a general term that refers to ways in which some cultures are
different from others.
Power
Question 2
3 / 3 pts
Which theory takes into account the cultural context of both counselor and
client?
Psychodynamic Theory
Cognitive-Behavioral Theory
Multicultural Counseling and Therapy
The theory of multicultural counseling and therapy was developed in order to
account for the cultural context of the counselor and client.
Empowerment Theory
Question 3
3 / 3 pts
Which type of counselor denies the sacred truths and spiritual values of
some or all of his or her clients?
Rejectionist
A rejectionist counselor denies the sacred truths of some or all clients.
Exclusivist
Constructivist
Pluralist
IncorrectQuestion 4
0 / 3 pts
The belief that all individuals, regardless of multicultural factors, can succeed
if they work hard is called:
color-blindness.
Color-blindnessrefers to an individual's inability or refusal to acknowledge racial
dynamics within a culture.
meritocracy.
psychological disposition.
White privilege.
IncorrectQuestion 5
0 / 3 pts
White members of American society are given significant social and
economic advantages that are based on a(n):
Meritocracy
American Dream
Awareness of privilege
According to the authors of this chapter, the teaching of a national heritage and
anAmerican Dreambased on a meritocracy go hand in glove with the denial of
privilege.
Pattern of social practices
Question 6
3 / 3 pts
Which of the following social classes experiences feelings of inadequacy as
the forward- and upward-moving society puts pressure on them to constantly
do better?
Upper class
Middle class
Middle-class White Americans may experience feelings of inadequacy, as the
forward- and upward-moving society puts pressure on them to constantly do better.
Lower class
Underclass
IncorrectQuestion 7
0 / 3 pts
Counselors recognize that clients' spiritual beliefs can have which of the
following effects?
Enhance well-being
Eliminate presenting problems
Limit their worldviews
Counselors must take steps to respect the religious worldview of clients. Instead of
viewing spiritual beliefs as limiting, counselors should seek to understand how an
individuals' experiences and beliefs are closely connected to their spiritual beliefs
and, thus, informs their worldview.
Create conflict within the counseling relationship
IncorrectQuestion 8
0 / 3 pts
Which of the following is typically associated with the process of ‟becoming
White"?
Strengthening one's cultural identity
Synthesizing ethnic values with the dominant culture
Adopting values of the dominant culture of the United States- rather than
synthesizing the values of one's ethnic heritage with U.S. culture- is a central
component of the process of ‟becoming White."
Striving for financial success
Forsaking interpersonal competition
Question 9
3 / 3 pts
Buddhism, Hinduism, and Taoism are all:
Eastern religions.
Buddhism, Hinduism, and Taoism originated in Asia, which lies to the east of the
first time zone. As such, these religions are called Eastern religions.
Western religions.
inexperienced decliners.
issues of spiritual bypass.
Question 10
3 / 3 pts
The religion of Sikhism teaches that journey to God is complete with five
stages. Which of the following stages refers to the experience of wisdom and
beauty?
Dharam khand
Gian khand
Sharan khand
Sharan khand is the third stage on the Journey to God and refers to the experience
of wisdom and beauty.
Karam khand
IncorrectQuestion 11
0 / 3 pts
Which theory would beleastappropriate for working with multicultural
clients?
Person-centered theory
Narrative theory
Adlerian theory
All clients are multiculturally different, and Adlerian theory can be used to help
clients move from a felt minus to a felt plus.
Cognitive-behavioral theory
Question 12
3 / 3 pts
The yin yang is a Taoist symbol that represents which of the following?
Opposites
The yin yang symbol is half black and half white; the symbol represents opposites.
Healing relationships
Nirvana
Chi
Question 13
3 / 3 pts
Which of the following Tenets describes the process of experiencing a
"death" of the old self and emergence of a new, more fully authentic, self?
Tenet 4
Tenet 5
Tenet 5 describes the process of experiencing a "death" of the old self and
emergence of a new, more fully authentic, self.
Tenet 6
Tenet 7
Question 14
3 / 3 pts
Which term was commonly used to describe the process of blending multiple
cultural backgrounds to create a new culture?
melting pot
Although this term is no longer used to describe the United States, amelting potis
a conglomerate of different cultures blended together to make a new one.
acculturation
enculturation
awakening stage
Question 15
3 / 3 pts
Which of the following is a mindfulness-based practice associated with the
Path to Liberation?
Yoga
T'ai Chi
