Research on evidence based practices suggests that, in contrast to their European American counterparts, African Americans:
a. participate in cognitive behavior therapy longer.
b. had negative expectations of therapy frequently.
c. found treatment less positive despite positive expectations.
d. do not respond to cognitive behavioral therapy.
Q. 2After four treatment sessions, Asians are more likely than other ethnic groups to report increased feelings of
a. relief
b. depression
c. accomplishment
d. isolation
Q. 3A person who likes music is likely to be with the duties of a violinist.
a. congruent
b. consistent
c. differentiated
d. identified
Q. 4In the cultural spectrum described by Cross and colleagues, cultural pre-competence refers to a situation where a therapist:
a. understands most cultural values and effectively interacts with diverse clients.
b. respects cultural differences but doesn't know how to proceed with clients.
c. believes their racial group is superior to others but is able to disguise this bias.
d. feels racially superior and openly discloses this with clients to proceed in therapy.
Q. 5When faced with an ethical dilemma, a clinician should do all of the following EXCEPT:
A. Trust and follow his or her instinct
B. Consult with a supervisor
C. Involve the client in the discussion
D. Use an ethical assessment screen
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