cross cultural curative factors correct answersWorldview
Respect Hope
Helper
Attractiveness
Control
Rites of Initiation
Cleansing
Experiences
Existential
Realization Physical
Intervention
research flows from data observed in the field, with the result is that
theory is created from the data observed. correct answersnaturalistic
requires social workers to "seek to promote sensitivity to and
knowledge about oppression and cultural and ethnic diversity."
correct answerssocial justice
Cross cultural curative factors correct answersAll of the above.
is the cross cultural curative factor that is defined as the client's
perception of the practitioner's ability to help. correct answershelper
attractiveness
Other cross cultural curative factors are correct answershope
Curative factors identify strengths important in empowering clients at
the
level. correct answersall of the above
is defined as having a common identity, sense of belonging, and
membership in a cultural group with similar traits and customs. correct
answersethnicity
Which of the following is a coping strategy used by minority group members
in response to a dominant culture? correct answersall of the above
Which of the following is a cross-cultural concern frequently experienced
by cultural minorities? correct answersinadequate medical care
"The ability to transform knowledge and cultural awareness into health
and/or psychosocial interventions that support and sustain healthy client-
system functioning within the appropriate cultural context" is correct
answersCulturally competent social work
, Helbert and Kim's research focused on the following population correct
answerscollege students
Helbert and Kim claimed implications for which of the following correct
answersSocial work on university campuses
Helbert and Kim's article did not discuss which of the following
theories? correct answerssocial Constructivist Theory
In which setting was the research conducted? correct answersrural
Attitudes toward which type of relationships were discussed in the
article? correct answersinterracial
Same-sex orientation was once considered to be a mental illness until it
was removed from the ? correct answersDSM-III
Emerging concerns calling for attention from the social work
profession include . correct answersall of the above
Gay and Lesbian people are often in , as many encounter
racism, sexism, and ageism, as well as homophobia. correct
answersmultiple jeopardy
As recently as 2002, sodomy laws continued to be enforceable in
states. correct answersfourteen
Not being valued by larger society, GLBT clients sometimes internalize
homophobic rejection to the point of . correct answersself-loathing.
Openness, and acknowledgement of transference or
countertransference are conditions necessary for effective helping
relationships with LGBT clients. correct answershonesty
Social workers must be careful not to see all of a LGBT client's problems as
a reaction to his or her sexual orientation or to hatred that he or she has
experienced from the dominant culture. correct answerstrue
Competent cross-cultural practice requires knowledge, , and
affirmation of a valued life in working with clients suffering grief, loss, and
anger due to HIV/AIDS. correct answersall of the above
As long as a social worker is accepting of the LGBT lifestyle, there is no
reason to need consultation or supervision from an experienced gay or
lesbian practitioner. correct answersfalse