In the 1970s,Native American Boarding Schools Reached Peak Enrollments

question 27

Multiple Choice

In the 1970s,Native American boarding schools reached peak enrollments.In these schools,which started in the late 1800s,efforts to "civilize" American Indians by prohibiting talk in native languages,replacing native names with Americanized versions,and mandating styles of dress and grooming commensurate with European-American beauty standards,were widely practiced.The assumptions of which model of racial integration were displayed in such schools?

• A)the melting pot
• B)assimilation
• C)multiculturalism
• D)cosmopolitanism

Analyze Rogers' stance against traditional assessment techniques and his preference for client self-reports.

Comprehend the importance of unconditional positive regard in the therapeutic process and personal development.

Grasp Rogers' belief in subjective experiences as the cornerstone for understanding personality.

Understand the application and broad utility of Rogers' therapy across different settings, including business and personal growth.

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Definitions:

Blocks Receptors

Refers to substances or mechanisms that inhibit the action of neurotransmitters by occupying their receptor sites and preventing activation.

Agonist

A chemical or drug that binds to receptors in the brain and causes a reaction or response similar to a naturally occurring substance.

Antagonist

A molecule that binds to a receptor but does not activate it, thereby blocking action of agonist molecules or inhibiting the function of an enzyme.

Curare

A plant extract used by South American indigenous peoples on arrows and darts for hunting, which acts as a muscle relaxant by blocking neurotransmission.