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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Definitions:

Human Relations Conditions

The environmental and interpersonal factors that influence the dynamics, performance, and satisfaction of individuals within an organization.

Core Values

Fundamental beliefs or principles that are central to an organization's identity, guiding its actions, behaviors, and decision-making processes.

Organisational Members

Individuals who belong to, and contribute towards the goals of, an organization, including employees, managers, and stakeholders.

Observable Culture

The visible and tangible aspects of an organizational culture, such as rituals, symbols, behaviors, and physical settings, that can be directly noticed and understood by outsiders.