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Challenges in American Indian and Alaska Native Cultures

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Psychologist CEs, Counselor CEUs, Social Worker CEUs, MFT CEUs | Native American CEU Courses

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Questions:
1. What are differences that affect the helping relationship?
2. Sovereignty gives tribes the power to do what?
3. What health disparity is 3 to 6 times higher among American Indian and Alaska Native than among their non-Native peers?
4. How does the large extended network of blood and traditional relationship ties safeguard American Indian and Alaska Native children in their development?

Answers:
A. Suicide.
B. By monitoring behavior and ensuring their integration within the larger family group and the close intergenerational relationships also provide opportunities for elder members of the family to pss on tribal stories, songs, and practices that convey values by which to live.
C. To hold elections, determine their own citizenship (enrollment), and to consult directly with the US government on policy, regulations, legislation, and funding.
D.Deeply held values, general world view, patterns of communication, and interaction.

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