American Worldview Case Study

For me, the most relevant worldview dimension that would apply to this case would be axiology and here’s why. To start, axiology deals with beliefs about nature of value, what is good and bad. It is our value, human action and individual and social conduct which is based on our worldview. To put it differently, axiology helps us to apply concepts and ideas, influencing what we see; enabling us to judge, decide then act upon our decision.
Typically, our identity has been influenced by significant experiences which helps form our being. For example, from the time of birth and depending upon what race or gender we are will determine how we see and experience the world. However, there are other dimensions that can be equally important in our identity. First off, for some of us, following a spiritual or religious path and where you lived growing up had a major influence on your identity; while for others, being raised in socially decayed environment and then obtaining an education might have helped to shaped their worldview. In the same fashion, being born handicapped or a young immigrant trying to assimilate into American culture can also influence your identity.
As his counselor, I must help Jason to understand that …show more content…
The RESPECT model is source of information about client resilience. Combined with positive psychology, clients can develop strength and positive pride based on their individual racial/ethnic identity, religious, family background or community. Additionally, having Jason use the RESPECT dimensions can inform me of any personal trauma, historical events, daily microaggressions, disabilities, group trauma, frustration, anger, hopelessness and