Ethical and Cultural Issues Arising from the Psychology of Terrorism- 3 Credit Hrs.

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DBSAbb3 - Cultural Diversity & Ethical Boundaries: Freedom from Stereotypes Post Test

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Questions:

1.1 To avoid hazards of overgeneralization and stereotyping, what are two theories to sensitize multicultural therapists to within-group differences?
1.2 What is the point of the transculturalism approach?
2.1 How is the Race-Based approach similar to the gender-based approach?
3.1 How is the integration method useful for cultural adaptation?
4.1 What is the most comprehensive variable in moderating stress?
5.1 What are three common counseling skills?
7.1 What determines the quality and effectiveness of a culturally diverse group?

Answers:

A. To emphasize that all counseling is cross-cultural because no two individuals have the same internalized culture
B. Integration is a boundary reduction process that seeks to not only establish a positive relationship with the dominant culture but also to maintain a positive that relationship
C. Attending behaviors, clarification, reflection
D. Racial identity development stages
E. Cultural identity development theory and the second-culture acquisition theory
F. Both recognize a superimposed variable determined by physical characteristics upon which ideas and assumptions about one’s place in society are applied
G. Social support

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Questions:

8.1 What are two sub-categories to counter automatic stereotype?
8.2 What may have a significant influence on automatic stereotype?
10.1 What are some examples of stresses involve in moving to a new culture?
10.2 What are some reasons why refugees suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder?
10.3 What type of therapy do traumatized migrants require?

Answers:

A. Attempting to suppress a stereotype, expecting counterstereotypic events, or focusing on counterstereotypic group members
B. Change of home, parting from loved ones and previous support networks, language difficulties, climate change, change in physical environment (for instance the countryside and buildings look different), homesickness, loneliness, financial worries, concerns about children's education, and, for many migrants, racist incidents
C. Culture-sensitive post-traumatic stress disorder therapy
D. Stereotype suppression, promotion to counterstereotype
E. Being war victims, witnessing violence, living through missile attacks, torture, starvation, imprisonment, internment and rape