In Some Cultures, an Important Value Is Familism: the Needs

question 74

Multiple Choice

In some cultures, an important value is familism: the needs of the family are more important than the needs of any of its members. Familism is probably MOST relevant to the Cultural Formulation Interview (CFI) domain called ______.

• A) cultural features of the relationship between the individual and the clinician
• B) psychosocial stressors and cultural features of vulnerability
• C) overall cultural assessment
• D) cultural conceptualizations of distress

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Definitions:

Skinner Box

An experimental apparatus developed by B.F. Skinner for studying animal behavior through operant conditioning.

Operant Chamber

A laboratory apparatus used to study animal behavior through operant conditioning, typically involving stimuli and levers for animals to manipulate in order to receive a reward.

Isolates an Animal

The process of segregating an animal from others for experimental, health, or social reasons.

Cognitive Revolution

A period in the 20th century marked by the shift from behaviorist psychology to cognitive psychology, emphasizing the role of mental processes.