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What are some philosophical assumptions of Multicultural counseling?
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We all have multiple that are interconnected
Each form of oppression is destructive to the human spirit It’s not useful to argue about a hierarchy of oppression Taking responsibility helps everyone, fixing blame helps no one Confronting social group attitudes is joyful AND painful at the same time Each person has the right to “name” her/his own social identity |
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What is social identity according to multicultural counseling?
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The part of self-concept that comes from how we feel & think about our membership in a certain social group
Involves emotions & the value we assign to that membership Includes group membership that is socially recognized or assigned in addition to those we choose |
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How are social identities shaped according to multicultural counseling?
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Many agents, with influence varying from culture to culture
Each socializing agent transmits its own interpretation of various social groups Social status is reinforced by these social agents & the socialization process |
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What are the levels of culture according to multicultural counseling?
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Concrete, behavioral, symbolic
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What is concrete culture according to multicultural counseling?
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surface-level dimensions (e.g., food, music)
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What is behavioral culture according to multicultural counseling?
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language & how social roles & approach to nonverbal communication are defined
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What is symbolic culture according to multicultural counseling?
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values & beliefs; abstract but usually the key to how individuals define themselves (e.g., worldview, spirituality)
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