Social and cultural Flashcards

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The division of the ACA which deals with Multicultural—-

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AMCD- association of multicultural counseling and development

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cultural pluralism means?

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a minority culture group retains their own culture while engaging with the host culture

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macro culture means what?

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what is accepted by the majority of the culture.

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cultural relativity is known as —-

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not assessing whether behavior is good or bad except within the cultural context-

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culture epoch theory states all cultures go through the same developmental stages. Is this theory true or false according to experts?

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False- so throw it out

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McDougall is the “father of ???”

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hormic psychology- people are all driven by innate tendencies - Intro to Social psychology

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1972- APGA formed association of&raquo_space;»>

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for non-white personel and guidance- which later became the associtaion for multicultural counseling and development

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Levinson- 1978 wrote?

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seasons in a man’s life- and in 1997 a sequel- and postulated men’s mid life crisis and is now considered bias against women

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3 factors which enhance interpersonal attraction are:

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close proximity , physical attraction and similar beliefs.

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proxemics - relates to??

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personal space and interpersonal disance

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What helped to popularize the multicultural counseling?

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civil rights movement

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Dollard and Miller- which theory?

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frustration/aggression theory

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Albert Ellis- was what theory-

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REBT - Ellis did NOT believe frustration led to automatic response patterns of aggression- but rather to irrational thoughts

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A popular cognitive consistency or balance theory is social psychology - is who’s cognitive dissonance theory?

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Festingers- memory D: stinger creates dissonance

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The concept of balance theory suggests _____

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that people strive for consistency /balance in terms of their belief system- individuals attempt to reduce or eliminate inconsistent or incompatible actions and beliefs-

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16
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In 1957 Festinger created which theory?

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Cognitive dissonance

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In an attempt to reduce cognitive dissonance, individuals will…….(what 4 ways?)

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  1. change the balance- by making their actions compatible with their thoughts
  2. denial
    3.
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breaking a more will likely get you in prison- but breaking a folkway will likely get you?

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embarrasment

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mores are behaviors based on…..

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rules of right or wrong- morals

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Who was the first pioneer to focus heavily on socio-cultural issues?

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Frank Parsons was a pioneer for movement- Adler one of first to considered socio-cultural issues

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Biological similarities and sameness are indicated by

a. ecological
b. mores
c. regional and national culture
d. universal culture

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universal culture

22
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What kind of data did Bogardus develop with his social distance scale?

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how an individual felt about another ethnic group

23
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a self perpetuating independent group which occupies a definitive territory

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SOCIETY

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ethnocentricity is

a. universal or
b. not universal

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universal, promotes patriotism, and pride and stability- can be dangerous

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modal personality means….

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a composite personality which is most typical profile of a given group of people

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Social exchange theory postulates what?

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relationship will endure if the rewards are greater than the costs

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balance theory postulates that ….

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a move from cognitive dissonance to consistency, a tendency to achieve a balanced cognitive state

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what is the bystander effect?

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one will find that the number of people who would respond to another’s distress actually decreases as the number of bystanders increase

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Therapeutic surrender is when

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the client psychologically surrenders him or herself to open up to the counselor from a different culture.

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connotative error occurs when?

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the emotional content of a word which is different from the true or dictionary definition

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Emic can be defined as

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an insider’s perception of the culture- Emic

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This viewpoint emphasizes that each client is an individual with individual differences,

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emic- comes from phonemic- sounds which are unique in a certain language language

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The counselor with the emic viewpoint will counsel how?? …..

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try to help the clients by understanding the client’s specific culture

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while adheeres to the theory that humans are huans regardless of background and culture- thus the same theories and techniques can be applied to any client the counselor helps.

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the etic view- from phonetic- the sounds which sound the same in every language

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autoplastic asserts that the change come from

a. inside- meaning thoughts and behaviors
b. with out (client can cope best by changing or altering external factors in the environment.

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A- auto- meaning self

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alloplastic-

a. inside- meaning thoughts and behaviors
b. with out (client can cope best by changing or altering external factors in the environment.

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B Allo meaning all outside of self

37
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conversion disorder?

and with with belle indifference is what?

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evident when a person displays symptoms which cannot be accounted for via medical exams.
belle difference is when they do not seem to be bothered or concerned

38
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what type of therapy for someone with conversion disorder?

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counseling, biofeedback, and relaxation therapy

39
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malingering occurs when??

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someone fakes illness or physical problem to get out of work or duty

40
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all people must adjust to environmental and geological demands- term?

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personalism

41
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after a period of time one forgets the communicator but remembers the message is called what?

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Sleeper effect

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Mc Dougall and Ross- helped to introduce what type of Psychology in America in 1908?

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Social psychology

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hormic psychology -

who and what?

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Mc Dougall- asserted that individual as well as group behavior is the result of inherited tendencies to seek goals

44
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pioneered psychodrama and coined the term group therapy-

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joseph moreno

45
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an existentialist well known for his strides in group work and existential therapy and death and dying

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Yalom-

46
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stanley milgram performed what experiment?

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obedience and authority experiment

47
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Who- authority and obedience

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Stanley Milgram

48
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schachter- landmark research showed what?:

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firstborn and only children- tend to affiliate with others highest

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“I don’t know whether to pay the fine or go to jail.”- which type of conflict would Kurt Lewin call this?

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avoidance-avoidance

50
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robbers cave experiment-

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bring two hostile groups to work on a goal together- superordinate goal creates cooperation

51
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asch situation-

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where a person will agree with what everyone else says just because they respond to the peer pressure