Exam 4: Cognitions and Reasoninghermeneutics

The first national standards to protect individuals' medical records (electronic) and other personal health information was introduced with _____________.

The __________ population will be a major factor in population growth and will reach 24% of the total population by 2050.

The __________ model was particularly important for professional ethics education in that it framed many of the objectives of these initiatives and also the methodology used to assess ethical development.

Discuss the anticipated shifts in U.S. demographics by the year 2050. How will this impact the counseling profession?

Confidentiality is always guaranteed.

Sue et al. (1992) proposed that multicultural competence includes three general dimensions including all but which:

This is the basis of trust, which is a key element in the counseling relationship.

Up until the late _____ the prevailing view was that individuals learned about moral phenomena and how one responds through the socialization process.

Graduate-level training and professional credentials are methods to increase the level of competence, and they always guarantee effective practice of counseling techniques.

This is defined as the range of possible meanings available to a person at their moment and place in history. It is composed of the dispositions the person brings to the present by virtue of their place in tradition(s) or culture.

This refers to the counselor's having the necessary awareness, knowledge, and skills to work with groups diverse in terms of race, disability, gender and so forth.

What is multicultural competency and why is it important?

The U.S. Census Bureau (2004) estimates that if demographic data follow recent trends, during the period of 2000 to 2050, the outcome will be that the ________ population will be the slowest growing racial group and will be reduced by 10% overall in total population by 2050.

Burian proposed that dual social relationships can occur due to the loss of objectivity on the part of the counselor.

The second-most-common complaint to state licensure boards against counselors involved:

Hermeneutics is:

For ____________, cooperation is viewed in terms of avoiding punishment and later coordinating one's needs with those of others.

Seeing a client outside of counseling potentially creates ____________.

The __________ population are projected through the year 2050 to continue to be the fastest growing races or ethnic groups.

A(n) _________ cooperation focuses on maintaining positive regard with other people and groups.