With Respect to Cultural Differences in Supervision

question 10

Multiple Choice

With respect to cultural differences in supervision:

• A) it is the supervisor's responsibility to initiate discussions of cultural differences with their supervisees.
• B) supervision is more likely to be successful if the supervisor and supervisee are culturally similar along multiple dimensions.
• C) the worldviews of supervisors are not likely to influence the therapeutic choices made by their supervisees.
• D) research has demonstrated that the variable of race in the supervisory dyad has little impact on the supervisory process.
• E) supervisors should not broach the topic of cultural differences if they do not feel comfortable and competent to do so.

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