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Cultural Diversity/Cross Cultural Practices: Breaking Barriers, Widening Perspectives

Psychologist Post-Test
Psychologist CEs, Counselor CEUs, Social Worker CEUs, MFT CEUs

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Questions:
1. How many individuals were identified as multiethnic in the most recent census?
2. According to the speaker, regarding cultural diversity, how does "every family have its own reality?
3. What is one reason why it is important to keep your client’s cultural background in mind during diagnosis and treatment?

Answers:
A. just because one family does something one way, you cannot assume that it is the way every family does it. This includes celebrations, religious beliefs, etc.
B. 6.8 million
C. There are disorders that are unique to certain cultures and will not perfectly fit into another disorder’s symptom list from your own culture. For example, a DSM-IV
diagnosis of panic disorder may seem appropriate in a situation. But the disorder may be a syndrome native to another culture that is not quite panic disorder.

Questions:
4. According to Rowan, what did he know immediately about the Simpson case which was more tragic than a resurgence of splenetic passions over interracial fornication and marriage?
5. Since it was felt that Indian and white societies could not blend, what was the government’s policy until 1825?
6. According to Perry and Schweitzer, what did the Holocaust spur between the Christians and the Jews?

Answers
A. It was “ certain to strain every fiber of America’s criminal justice system, including white people’s assumptions about the inherent criminality of black people.”
B. Dialogue which has fostered greater understanding and tolerance
C. American Indians should be restricted to reservations in their original homelands, where they would become farmers.

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