PSYC 4330 Ch. 12 (final) Questions and Graded Answers.
What is the primary vehicle for delivering intervention such as people who have abnormal
behavior disorders, and whose lives are dysfunctional because of those disorders? -
Psychotherapy
Traditional psychoanalytic psychotherapy has been transformed and evolved into many different
forms and types of psychotherapeutic approaches. These approaches are - (All of the
above) -Theoretical perspective, Activity/passivity of the therapist, Guidance, Focus of treatment
on actual behaviors or underlying psychology
Cultural context is in part composed of moral traditions embedded in political structures,
psychotherapy is itself unavoidably a moral practice with political consequences embedded
within a cultural framework. In this sense, there can be no value-free psychotherapy, because -
All psychotherapy is bound to a particular cultural framework; Cultures are inextricably
tied to moral values and system (a and c)
In a pioneering study of ethnic differences in response to standard mental health services in the
Seattle area, Sue (1977) found lower rates of utilization of services by " _________" and "
_________." Which are these groups? - Asian Americans, Native Americans
During the time of the study of Bui & Takeuchi, 1992) in was found that _____ _____
adolescents were more likely to remain in treatment longer than European American adolescents,
and that _____ _____ adolescents remained in treatment for the shortest time. Fill in the blanks
respectively. - Asian American, African American
According to Stanley Sue, some of the reasons why Asian Americans underuse mental health
services include "__________", which is not one of the reasons. - Service fee
Suggestion of Tolman and Reedy (1998) say that reduced utilization of services by Native
Americans may be the result of cultural beliefs that sickness comes from disharmony with
"__________." - All of the above- Oneself, one's community, nature
What is the primary vehicle for delivering intervention such as people who have abnormal
behavior disorders, and whose lives are dysfunctional because of those disorders? -
Psychotherapy
Traditional psychoanalytic psychotherapy has been transformed and evolved into many different
forms and types of psychotherapeutic approaches. These approaches are - (All of the
above) -Theoretical perspective, Activity/passivity of the therapist, Guidance, Focus of treatment
on actual behaviors or underlying psychology
Cultural context is in part composed of moral traditions embedded in political structures,
psychotherapy is itself unavoidably a moral practice with political consequences embedded
within a cultural framework. In this sense, there can be no value-free psychotherapy, because -
All psychotherapy is bound to a particular cultural framework; Cultures are inextricably
tied to moral values and system (a and c)
In a pioneering study of ethnic differences in response to standard mental health services in the
Seattle area, Sue (1977) found lower rates of utilization of services by " _________" and "
_________." Which are these groups? - Asian Americans, Native Americans
During the time of the study of Bui & Takeuchi, 1992) in was found that _____ _____
adolescents were more likely to remain in treatment longer than European American adolescents,
and that _____ _____ adolescents remained in treatment for the shortest time. Fill in the blanks
respectively. - Asian American, African American
According to Stanley Sue, some of the reasons why Asian Americans underuse mental health
services include "__________", which is not one of the reasons. - Service fee
Suggestion of Tolman and Reedy (1998) say that reduced utilization of services by Native
Americans may be the result of cultural beliefs that sickness comes from disharmony with
"__________." - All of the above- Oneself, one's community, nature
