In Terms of Silence, Murphy and Dillon Believe

question 12

Multiple Choice

In terms of silence, Murphy and Dillon believe:

• A)Silence is a blank space between conversations.
• B)Silence can have different meanings in different cultures.
• C)Clinicians should attempt to fill silence so that clients don't feel uncomfortable.
• D)All of the above
• E)None of the above

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Definitions:

Social Dominance

A societal structure where certain groups maintain superior power and privileges over others based on hierarchy and inequality.

Doing Gender

The concept that gender is a performance or behavior that people engage in rather than only a fixed identity or biological reality.

Heterosexist

Exhibiting bias or discrimination towards non-heterosexual orientations, often by assuming heterosexuality as the norm.

Oppressed

A condition of being subject to unjust treatment or control, often involving the denial of fundamental rights.