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David Sue, Helen A. Neville, Laura Smith
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ChapterT1:TObstaclesTtoTCulturalTCompetenceT&TCulturalTHumility:TUnderstandingTResista
nceTtoTMulticulturalTTraining

TestTQuestions

BelowTareTquestionsTthatTcanTbeTusedTtoTtestTtheTstudents’TknowledgeTofTtheTmaterialTcoveredTinT
ChapterT1TofTtheT8thTeditionTofTCounselingTtheTCulturallyTDiverse:TTheoryTandTPracticeT(CCD,TS
ueT8thTedition).TQuestionsTareTpresentedTinTvariousTformatsT(True/False,TMultipleTSelection,TMult
ipleTChoice,TTextTEntry,TandTEssayTType).TAfterTeachTseriesTofTquestions,TyouTwillTfindTtheTcorre
ctTanswersTalongTwithTaccompanyingTexplanations.TBloom’sTtaxonomyTisTprovidedTtoTindicateTth
eTstyleTofTlearningTneededTtoTanswerTtheTrespectiveTquestion.TAdditionally,TyouTwillTalsoTfindTaTde
scriptor,TEASY,TMEDIUM,THARD,TindicatingTtheTdifficultyTlevelTofTeachTquestion.


QuestionT1
QuestionTType:TTrue/False

Question:TTheTjourneyTtoTbecomingTaTcompetentTculturallyTsensitiveTcounselorTinTworkingTwithTdi
verseTpopulationsTisTnotTcomplexTasThumansThaveTinnateTcharacteristicsTthatTareTrelativelyTconsist
entTacrossTculturesTwithTsimilarThopesTandTdreamsTthatTmarkTtheirThumanness.

Answer:TFalse
Solution:TAccordingTtoTtheTauthors,TbecomingTculturallyTcompetentTinTworkingTwithTdiverseTpo
pulationsTisTaTcomplexTinteractionTofTmanyTdimensionsTthatTinvolvesTbroadTtheoretical,Tconcept
ual,Tresearch,TandTpracticeTissues.TMoreover,TtheTjourneyTwillTbeTfilledTwithTobstaclesTtoTself-
exploration,TtoTunderstandingTyourselfTasTaTracial/culturalTbeing,TandTtoTunderstandingTtheTworl
dviewTofTthoseTwhoTdifferTfromTyouTinTrace,Tgender,Tethnicity,TsexualTorientation,TandTotherTsoci
odemographicTcharacteristics.TTheTsubjectTmatterTinTthisTbookTandTcourseTrequiresTtheTreaderTtoTe
xploreTbiasesTandTprejudices,TaTtaskTthatToftenTevokesTdefensivenessTandTresistance.
Bloom’sTLevel:TComprehensionT
DifficultyTLevel:TEASY


QuestionT2
QuestionTType:TMultipleTSelection

Question:TBecomingTculturallyTcompetentTinTmentalThealthTpracticeTdemandsTthatTnestedTorTembed
dedTemotionsTbeTopenlyTexperiencedTinTwhichTofTtheTfollowingTsociodemographicTdimensionsTofT
difference?
a. race

,b. culture
c. gender
d. sexualTorientation
e. onlyTaTandTb

Answer:Ta,Tb,Tc,Td
Solution:TTheTauthorsTpointToutTthatTtheTjourneyTtoTbecomingTculturallyTcompetentTtherapistsTisT
filledTwithTobstaclesTtoTself-
exploration,TtoTunderstandingToneselfTasTaTracial/culturalTbeing,TandTtoTunderstandingTtheTworldv
iewTofTthoseTwhoTdifferTfromTothersTinTtermsTofTrace,Tgender,Tethnicity,TsexualTorientation,TandT
otherTsociodemographicTdimensions.
Bloom’sTLevel:TKnowledgeTDif
ficultyTLevel:TMEDIUM


QuestionT3
QuestionTType:TTextTEntry

Question:TTheTthreeTtypesTofTresistanceTthatTareToftenTencounteredTbyTstudentsTstudyingTdiversity
TtrainingTare:T ,T ,T .
a. cognitive;Temotional;Tbehavioral
b. psychological;Tphysiological;Temotional
c. dissonance;Tisolation;Tinvalidation
d. physical;Temotional;Tspiritual

Answer:Ta
Solution:TTheTauthorsTreportTthatTinTworkTwithTresistanceTtoTdiversityTtraining,TresearchTreveals
ThowTitTisTlikelyTtoTbeTmanifestedTinTthreeTforms:TcognitiveTresistance,TemotionalTresistance,Tan

dTbehavioralTresistanceT(Sue,T2015,TasTcitedTinTSueT8thTedition).
Bloom’sTLevel:TKnowledge
TDifficultyTLevel:TMEDIU

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QuestionT4
QuestionTType:TEssayTType

Question:TIdentifyTatTleastTthreeTemotionsTyouTexperiencedTasTyouTreadTtheTreactionsTofTtheTfour
Tstudents.TReflectTonTwhyT youTfeelTthoseTemotionsTsurfaced.




Solution:TResponsesTwillTvaryTbut,TaccordingTtoTtheTauthors,ToneTofTtheTgreatestTconcernsTofTinst
ructorsTisTtheTstrongTemotiveTreactionsTofTstudentsTtoTtheTmaterial:Tgrief,Tanger,Tdepression,TandTg
uiltTinTworkingTthroughTtheTcontent.

Bloom’sTLevel:TSynthesisTDiffic
ultyTLevel:THARD

,QuestionT5
QuestionTType:TTrue/False

Question.TTheTburdenTtoTbecomeTmulticulturallyTcompetentTrestsTonTtheTtraineesTfromTdominantTc
ultureTasTinTmostTcasesTtheyThaveTbeenTtheTonesTtoTmarginalize,Tstereotype,TandToppressTminorityTc
ultures.TThus,TitTisTtheTresponsibilityTofTtheTdominantTcultureTtoThelpTrectifyTthisTinTraisingTawaren
essTandTalsoTinTbecomingTcompetentTinTworkingTwithTdiverseTpopulations.

Answer:TFalse
Solution:TUnderstandingTmulticulturalTcounselingTcompetenceTappliesTequallyTtoTtraineesTfromTdo
minantTandTmarginalizedTgroupsTandTtoThelpingTprofessionals.
Bloom’sTLevel:TApplicationTDif
ficultyTLevel:TMEDIUM


QuestionT6
QuestionTType:TMultipleTSelection

Question:TAccordingTtoTKiselicaT(1999,TasTcitedTinTSueT8thTedition),TWhiteTpsychologistsTavoidTto
picsTofTraceTbecause
a. ItTmayTrevealTtheirTownTprejudicesTandTbiases
b. TheyTareTrackedTwithT guiltToverTtheTwayTpeopleTofTcolorThaveTbeenTtreated
c. TheyTareTfearfulTofTbeingTlabeledTaTracistTorTblamedTforTtheToppression
d. aTandTcTonly

T Answer:Ta,Tb,Tc

Solution:TKiselica,TaTWhiteTpsychologistTwhoTaddressesThisTownTethnocentrismTandTracism,Tcont
endsTthatTtheseTtopicsT(ethnocentrismTandTracism)TareTsubjectsTthatTmostTWhitesTtendTtoTavoid.TH
eTaddsTthatTmostTshyTawayTfromTdiscussingTtheseTissuesTforTmanyTreasons.THeTpositsTthatTWhitesT
areTrackedTwithTguiltToverTtheTwayTpeopleTofTcolorThaveTbeenTtreatedTinTourTnation.TWhitesTfearTth
atTtheyTwillTbeTaccusedTofTmistreatingTothers,TandTparticularlyTfearTbeingTcalledTtheT―R‖Tword—
racist.TManyTgrowTuneasyTwheneverTissuesTofTraceTemerge.TWhitesTtendTtoTbackTaway,
changeTtheTsubject,TrespondTdefensively,TassertTtheirTinnocenceTandT―colorTblindness,‖TandTdenyTt
hatTtheyTcouldTpossiblyTbeTethnocentricTorTracist.T(Kiselica,T1999,TasTcitedTinTSueT8thTedition).
Bloom’sTLevel:TApplicationTDif
ficultyTLevel:TMEDIUM


QuestionT7
QuestionTType:TEssayTType

Question:TDescribeTrecentTconversationsTyouThaveThadTaboutTdiversity.TWhatTwereTtheTsettingsTfor
TthoseTconversationsTtoToccur? TWhatTwasTtheTmakeupTofTthoseTparticipatingTinTtheTdiscussion?




Solution:TResponsesTwillTvaryTbut,TaccordingTtoTtheTauthors,TtheTpowerfulTfeelingsTarousedTinTsome

, studentsTpreventTthemTfromTbeingTopenTtoTdiversityTissues,TandTfromTmakingTclassroomTdiscussions
TonTtheTtopicTaTlearningTopportunity.TInstead,TconversationsTonTdiversityTbecomeT―shoutingTmatches

‖TorTbecomeTmonologuesTratherTthanTdialogues.

Bloom’sTLevel:TSynthesisTDiffic
ultyTLevel:THARD


QuestionT8
QuestionTType:TEssayTType

Question:THowThasTyourTworldviewTshapedTyou?TConsider,TforTexample,TtheTcountryTyouTwereTb
ornTin,TtheTfamilyTyouThad,TtheThomeTorTneighborhoodTyouTlivedTinTorTschoolTyouTattended,Topp
ortunitiesTyouThad,TandTanyTreligiousTaffiliationTandThowThaveTeachTofTtheseTareasTand/orTothersT
helpedTformTyouTasTaTperson?

Solution:TResponsesTwillTvaryTbut,TaccordingTtoTtheTauthors,TeachTofTtheseTareasTwillTinfluenceTthe
Tworldview.TToTbecomeTmulticulturallyTcompetentTcounselorsTtheyTmustTunderstandTtheTclient’sT

worldviewTbutTtheyTmustTfirstTunderstandTtheirTown.TAsTaTcounselorTorTtherapistTworkingTwithTcu
lturallyTdiverseTclients,TunderstandingTdifferencesTinTworldviewsTisTanTimportantTfirstTstepTtoTbec
omingTculturallyTcompetent.THowever,TtoTrecognizeTtheTdifferencesTorTsimilarities,ToneTmustTfirst
TexamineTtheirTownTunderstandingTofTthemselvesTandThowTtheirTworldviewThasTshapedTthemTasTp

ersons.
Bloom’sTLevel:TSynthesisTDiffic
ultyTLevel:THARD


QuestionT9
QuestionTType:TTrue/False

Question:TInTorderTtoTbeTaTculturallyTcompetentTtherapist,ToneTshouldTavoidTpersonalTfeelingsTandT
previousTexperiencesTwithTrace,TcultureTandTgenderTandTthereforeTbeTfreeTtoTexploreTtheTclient’sTe
xperienceTwithTprejudicesTorTracism.

Answer:TFalse
Solution:TTheTjourneyTtoTculturalTcompetenceTrequiresTanTemotionalTawakeningTinTtheTareaTof
one’sTknowledge,Tbeliefs,Tattitudes,TandTbehaviorsTrelatedTtoTrace,Tculture,Tethnicity,Tgender,TandT
otherTdiverseTgroups.TFurthermore,TtheTauthorsTstateTthatTbecomingTculturallyTcompetentTinTcou
nseling/mentalThealthTpracticeTdemandsTthatTnestedTorTembeddedTemotionsTassociatedTwithTrace
,Tculture,Tgender,TandTotherTsociodemographicTdifferencesTbeTopenlyTexperiencedTandTdiscussed.
Bloom’sTLevel:TApplicationTDif
ficultyTLevel:TMEDIUM


QuestionT10