Exam Preview for 1783: Working with Latino Immigrants: Non-Traditio

Working with Latino Immigrants: Non-Traditional Therapeutic Strategies

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1. Studies have shown that the Latino population is highly prone to ______. depression obsession somatization mania
2. According to various surveys, the poverty rate for Latinos was nearly __ times higher than non-Hispanic White Americans. 2 3 4 5
3. Anglos are ______ family oriented as opposed to Latinos which are oriented to ______ family members. extended, nuclear nuclear, extended single-parent, 2-parent 2-parent, single-parent
4. One of the many cultural strengths of Latinos is ______. individualism collectivism pride humility
5. Many protective factors are specific to Latinos, among them is ______. curiosity honesty compassion optimism
6. The culturagram examines ten areas of the sociocultural context of a family. All of the following are part of the culturagram except _____. health beliefs and access legal status language spoken mental health diagnosis
7. In 1994, Harper and Lantz identified 8 cross-cultural curative factors that was relevant to work with all cultures, among them is ______. pride control contentment stability
8. The Emic approach to multicultural counseling is an ______ perspective vs the Etic approach which is an ______ perspective. insiders, outsiders internal, external outsiders, insiders external, internal
9. One of the cultural elements to the Community Defined Evidence (CDE) framework applicable to working with Latino immigrants is ______. simpatia perspective personalismo collectivism
10. There are several non-traditional strategies to working with Latino immigrants, including ______. empathy acceptance psychoeducation bibliotherapy