Cultural Diversity Ch. 3

A _________ can be defined as how a person perceives his or her relationships to nature, institutions, other people, etc. 

• Worldview
• Diversity View
• Traditional View
• Intervention View

A _____________ social worker must have certain values and attitudes, including a respect for diversity and a recognition of the importance of helper self-awareness.

• values conscious
• cross culturally skilled
• culturally competent
• empowerment

Social workers never fully achieve cultural competence.

• True
• False

Inadvertently imposing your definitions of reality, right and wrong, good and bad, and normal and abnormal on your culturally diverse clients.

• Cultural Compression
• Cultural Impression
• Cultural Diversion
• Cultural Oppression

Many racial and ethnic minorities hold the same worldviews as members of the dominant society. 

• True
• False

To be culturally competent, social workers have to hold the same worldviews as their clients. 

• True
• False

_________ involves the awareness of self and others, mental flexibility, and emotion regulation. 

• Cultural Role Taking
• Cognitive Empathy
• Social Change
• Intervention Strategies

Economically and _______ marginalized clients may not be oriented towards "talk therapy"

• financially
• educationally
• politically
• societally

Equal treatment may mean discriminatory treatment 

• True
• False

All social service organizations are focused on being culturally competent. 

• True
• False