Foundations
This theory explains poverty as a sociocultural hierarchy.
What is Social class stratification theory
Group has a poverty rate nearly twice as high as Whites.
who is African Americans
First Stage
What is naiveté
Focus on _____, not disability.
what is the individual
Main challenge in diverse counseling
what is understanding worldview
Term for social class oppression limiting access.
What is Classism
Group emphasizing familismo.
who is Latinx
Belief all equal opportunity.
what is acceptance
Important to strengthen ______ in African American families.
what is the Family system
Anxiety about confirming stereotypes.
what is Stereotype threat
Perspective: universal across cultures.
What is etic perspective
Group underutilizing mental health due to stigma.
who is Asian Americans
Recognizes racism, conflict.
what is disintegration
Assess these contexts (3) for multicultural competency.
what is Family, community, societal
Collectivist dominant affect
what is shame
Which model refers to disability from societal failure.
what is Minority model
Group viewing therapy as shameful.
Arab Americans
Search for new identity.
what is redefinition
Role: advocate, case manager, ____.
what is mentor
3 major cultural barriers.
what is culture-bound, language, and class-bound
What is overlapping systems of oppression called.
what is intersectionality
Group facing pre-migration trauma.
who is Refugees
Final stage.
what is internalization
Failure to address key issues = this error.
what is error of omission
Insight is what type of value?
what is class bound