COUC 504 - CHAPTER 6 100%
ACCURATE
Which division of the American Counseling Association advocates
specifically for individuals with gender and sexuality concerns? - ANSWER-
The Society of Sexual, Affectional, Intersex, and Gender Expansive
Identities
Which of the following authors published research that provides guidelines
for conducting LGBTQ+ affirmative counseling when working with older
LGBTQ+ adults? - ANSWER-Chaney and Whitman (2020)
A 2017 Gallup poll reported that _____of Americans identified as LGBT. -
ANSWER-4.4%
Reparative therapy is an example of: - ANSWER-sexual orientation change
efforts.
Youths who are LGBTQ+ experience up to _____ higher rates of cancer
than their heterosexual peers. - ANSWER-87%
According to Haas and colleagues (2011), LGBTQ+ individuals are up to
seven times more likely than heterosexuals to: - ANSWER-attempt suicide.
Which of the following is an important consideration related assessing
gender identity in counseling? - ANSWER-It is the counselor's
responsibility to help clients understand their own worldviews.
This term refers to an individual whose sexual and/or affectional
attractions are not limited to what is based on gender identity or
biological sex: - ANSWER-pansexual
In thinking about the systemic oppression of people who are LGBTQ+, it is
important that counselors keep in mind that researchers and social justice
advocates, such as Berg and colleagues (2016), have recommended using
terms such as ____________________ to acknowledge the devaluation of
individuals who are LGBTQ+. - ANSWER-homonegativity
The professional literature recommends which of the following approaches
for confronting heterosexism in counselor training programs? - ANSWER-
NOT Encouraging faculty and staff training on inclusive practices.
Counselors can create a place in which multiculturally diverse clients,
especially members of the LGBTQ+ community, can find refuge. This
place is commonly known as which of the following? - ANSWER-NOT SAFE
ACCURATE
Which division of the American Counseling Association advocates
specifically for individuals with gender and sexuality concerns? - ANSWER-
The Society of Sexual, Affectional, Intersex, and Gender Expansive
Identities
Which of the following authors published research that provides guidelines
for conducting LGBTQ+ affirmative counseling when working with older
LGBTQ+ adults? - ANSWER-Chaney and Whitman (2020)
A 2017 Gallup poll reported that _____of Americans identified as LGBT. -
ANSWER-4.4%
Reparative therapy is an example of: - ANSWER-sexual orientation change
efforts.
Youths who are LGBTQ+ experience up to _____ higher rates of cancer
than their heterosexual peers. - ANSWER-87%
According to Haas and colleagues (2011), LGBTQ+ individuals are up to
seven times more likely than heterosexuals to: - ANSWER-attempt suicide.
Which of the following is an important consideration related assessing
gender identity in counseling? - ANSWER-It is the counselor's
responsibility to help clients understand their own worldviews.
This term refers to an individual whose sexual and/or affectional
attractions are not limited to what is based on gender identity or
biological sex: - ANSWER-pansexual
In thinking about the systemic oppression of people who are LGBTQ+, it is
important that counselors keep in mind that researchers and social justice
advocates, such as Berg and colleagues (2016), have recommended using
terms such as ____________________ to acknowledge the devaluation of
individuals who are LGBTQ+. - ANSWER-homonegativity
The professional literature recommends which of the following approaches
for confronting heterosexism in counselor training programs? - ANSWER-
NOT Encouraging faculty and staff training on inclusive practices.
Counselors can create a place in which multiculturally diverse clients,
especially members of the LGBTQ+ community, can find refuge. This
place is commonly known as which of the following? - ANSWER-NOT SAFE
