Module 6 Quiz

Which of the following is an example of an indigenous healing practice?

• Psychotherapy

• Acupuncture

• Cognitive-behavioral therapy

• Group counseling

Symptoms such as “spirit possession” in some cultures might be best understood as:

• Delusional disorder

• A result of stress, cultural values, or spiritual beliefs

• A severe personality disorder

• Schizophrenia

Why might Western notions of science invalidate supernatural experiences in certain cultures?

• Western science only considers physical evidence.

• Western practitioners are culturally sensitive.

• Supernatural beliefs are always incorrect.

• Science is universal and applies to all cultures.

What is a culture-bound syndrome in the DSM-V?

• A universally recognized mental disorder

• A mental disorder tied to specific cultural contexts

• A rare genetic disorder

• A psychological condition found only in Western societies

What is a benefit of collaborating with indigenous healers in social work?

• Promotes a Western-centered approach

• Ensures clients' cultural values are respected

• Reduces the need for interpreters

• Prevents clients from using nontraditional practices

How does a holistic outlook differ from Western notions of individuality?

• It emphasizes separateness.

• It focuses on mind-body connections and harmony.

• It prioritizes dominance over nature.

• It discourages interconnectedness.

Which statement best describes a monocultural organization?

• It values cultural diversity in policies and practices.

• It ignores or undermines diversity.

• It supports marginalized groups with a social justice agenda.

• It is exclusively focused on cultural competence.

In the vignette about the African American student, the key lesson was:

• Pathologizing cultural differences can lead to harm.

• All behaviors are universal and should be treated equally.

• Organizations should remain neutral on cultural matters.

• Racial identity is irrelevant in mental health care.

What is the first stage in the six-stage developmental continuum of cultural competence?

• Advanced cultural competence

• Cultural pre-competence

• Cultural destructiveness

• Cultural blindness

According to the NASW, how should social workers promote antiracism within organizations?

• Focus solely on individual clients.

• Avoid addressing organizational policies.

• Advocate for systemic change and social justice agendas.

• Limit involvement in broader social movements.