Cultures in Which Same-Sex Relationships Were Allowed for Males Who

question 90

Multiple Choice

Cultures in which same-sex relationships were allowed for males who performed as actors on stage or in certain religious institutions are identified as:

• A) cultures that enforced compulsory heterosexuality.
• B) cultures defined by age difference.
• C) cultures which do not recognize homosexuality.
• D) cultures defined by gender difference.
• E) cultures defined by role difference.

Recognize the importance of balancing general cultural knowledge with individual client needs in therapy for cultural competence.

Analyze the role of client variables in the effectiveness of therapeutic interventions.

Understand the specificity question in psychotherapy research and its implications.

Identify different therapeutic approaches and their applications.

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