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20 Cards in this Set
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Acculturation means
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culture contact
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The National Origins Act of 1924
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first legislation restricting immigrants.
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Cultural adaptation
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requires the adjustment and redefining cultural identity at both the family and individual level
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Racial socialization
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transmission of parents’ worldviews about race and ethnicity to children by way of subtle, overt, deliberate and unintended mechanisms
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Conceptualizing ethnicity as a categorical variable
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simplifies the complexities of identities
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Racial bias is based on
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oppressive acts.
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limitations in the concept of ethnicity
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Most ethnic groups are not pure May limit exploration of within-group difference May decrease stereotyping May simplify the complexity of identities |
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theoretical models that tend to focus on Protestant work ethic and the ability of the client to control his/her environment
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Psychodynamic approaches Humanistic approaches Behavioral approaches |
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Biculturalism
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Two originally distinct cultures in some form of co-existence
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Acculturative stress |
*incongruent cultural values and practices *language difficulties *discrimination |
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Xenophobia |
fear of strangers or foreigners
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The immigration policies of the United States have
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changed often over the Nations history
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Acculturation and assimilation
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NOT considered equivalent
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Assimilation
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the adoption of one culture by individuals of another
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As clinicians, if a client appears to have adopted the values of the dominant culture,
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it IS important to assess acculturation.
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Ethnocentrism
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making assumptions about someone else’s culture based on one’s own values and views.
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Language is an important dimension of
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acculturation.
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Acculturation and assimilation
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complex processes that can be considered fluid in nature.
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Requiring knowledge on historical context of the client’s ethnic heritage
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multicultural competence
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In each of the case studies in the textbook, the client experienced a sense of loss as part of their
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acculturation process
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