In the Cultural Spectrum Described by Cross and Colleagues, Cultural

question 33

Multiple Choice

In the cultural spectrum described by Cross and colleagues, cultural pre-competence refers to a situation where a therapist:

• A)understands most cultural values and effectively interacts with diverse clients.
• B)respects cultural differences but doesn't know how to proceed with clients.
• C)believes their racial group is superior to others but is able to disguise this bias.
• D)feels racially superior and openly discloses this with clients to proceed in therapy.

Understand the distinctions and relationships between perceived and anticipated support.

Comprehend the barriers to training evaluation and categorize them into types with examples.

Grasp the levels and critiques of Kirkpatrick's hierarchical model of evaluation and identify the addition of a fifth level.

Describe the COMA training evaluation model and its categories.

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