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WorksheetsModule 6 Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
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.
