To Be a Culturally Sensitive Counselor, When a Client from a Different

question 5

Multiple Choice

To be a culturally sensitive counselor, when a client from a different culture offers a counselor a gift, the counselor

• A) should never accept the gift.
• B) should always accept the gift.
• C) should take into primary consideration the monetary value of the gift.
• D) should evaluate the meaning the client attaches to the offering of the gift.
• E) should consider offering a similar gift in return.

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