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COUC 504-social justice Which of the following investigated the harm that doctoral-level counseling students experienced with social class microaggressions in higher education? Bayne and Branco (2018) O'Hara and Cook (2018) O'Hara and Cook (2018) investigated the harm that doctoral-level counseling students experienced with social class microaggressions in higher education. Hays (2020) Dollarhide et al. (2021) 1992 marked an important year for the counseling profession's advancement of social justice. What social justice milestone occurred during that year? ACA endorsed the Advocacy Competencies developed by Lewis and colleagues. The profession saw an increase in publications related to social justice issues in counseling. Sue and colleagues published the multicultural competencies and standards. ACA endorsed the revised Multicultural and Social Justice Counseling Competencies. The revised Multicultural and Social Justice Counseling Competencies was endorsed by the ACA in 2016. Which of the following is one of the client advocacy roles outlined by the Three-Tiered Model of Social Advocacy? Develop a strong professional identity Advocate for insurance reimbursement Educate public about the importance of the counseling profession Become aware of one's own cultural values and biases

Become aware of one's own cultural values and biases is one of the client advocacy roles outlined by the Three-Tiered Model of Social Advocacy. _________________________noted a link between racism and depression and anxiety, life satisfaction, eating behavior, substance use, and quality of life. Nelbett (2019) Ratts and colleagues (2015) Kirkinis and colleagues (2018) Williams and colleagues (2018) Williams and colleagues (2018) conducted a systematic review examining research on independent racial groups and psychological stress. They noted a link between racism and depression and anxiety, life satisfaction, eating behavior, substance use, and quality of life. According to Lee (2018), which of the following is one of the three reasons that may prevent counselor trainees from engaging in social justice counseling? The high intrapersonal and interpersonal costs for counselors Burnout, job loss, and harassment are some of the high intrapersonal and interpersonal costs that, according to Lee (2018), may prevent counselor trainees from engaging in social justice counseling. Lack of motivation and accountability Some social justice initiatives are too aspirational Resistance to dealing with oppression issues on behalf of the client _________________________ is difficult to dismantle, given that it is created and supported by _________________________. White privilege , White supremacy . White supremacy is a pervasive and often invisible force from which all White people, or those approximating Whiteness, benefit daily. White privilege , then, would not exist without pervasive and intentional exclusionary practices that harm

people of color. Thus, White privilege is difficult to dismantle, given that it is created and supported by White supremacy . White privilege , proxy privilege White supremacy , White nationalism White supremacy , proxy privilege Clark and colleagues (2020) interviewed professional counselors who provide services to individuals experiencing poverty, yielding five domains of best practices to include counselors' training, knowledge, awareness, skills, and advocacy. Which research method was utilized to conduct this study? Conceptual Case study Qualitative Conducting interviews is a qualitative research method. Quantitative ____________________ operates simultaneously on individual, group, and system levels and involves intentional and unintentional negative, erroneous, or stereotypical beliefs about race and the consequences of actions. Racism Racism operates simultaneously on individual, group, and system levels and involves intentional and unintentional negative, erroneous, or stereotypical beliefs about race and the consequences of actions (e.g., interpersonal behavior, public policy decisions). Racial worldview Empathic isolation Color-blind racial attitude Endorsement of _________________________ and related actions can be considered a continuum: from a sense of indifference or avoidance of race- based conversations, to a minimization of racism or promotion of color-blind views, to veiled racism. White pride

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White privilege White nationalism White supremacy Endorsement of White supremacy and related actions can be considered a continuum: from a sense of indifference or avoidance of race-based conversations, to a minimization of racism or promotion of color-blind views, to veiled racism. _________________________ is an ideology of racial segregation and racial purity, which emphasizes there are genetic and physical differences that naturally separate races. White pride White privilege White nationalism White nationalism is an ideology of racial segregation and racial purity, which emphasizes there are genetic and physical differences that naturally separate races (i.e., essentialism). Accordingly, White nationalism is a movement of discrimination toward racial/ethnic groups as well as other intersectional cultural identities. White supremacy Social justice counseling can empower clients by: encouraging them to conform to societal standards. providing access to resources and opportunities. As social just advocates, counselors work to explore client needs and provide resources and opportunities for equitable treatment. ignoring power differentials within the counseling relationship. encouraging them to forget about past experiences of oppression. Individuals with power and membership in the majority status experience which of the following? Privilege Privilege describes inherent benefits that an individual might experience. Secondary oppression

Social justice Collectivism Social stigma toward people with mental health disorders was found to be highest in __________ areas and among people with __________ education levels. rural, lowest rural, highest urban, highest Social stigma toward people with mental health disorders was found to be highest in urban areas and among people with highest education levels. urban, lowest Which of the following activities provides an opportunity for increasing one's awareness of social class and classism? Investigating local resources Conducting a self-assessment Conducting a self-assessment falls under the counseling skills domain. This activity provides an opportunity for assessing one's clinical strengths and limitations in addressing the client's concerns. Completing a class privilege inventory Reviewing community status reports According to Crenshaw (1991), ____________________ intersectionality refers to how the location of intersecting cultural identities creates different experiences for a phenomenon or construct based on different levels of power and status.

structural According to Crenshaw (1991), structural intersectionality refers to how the location of intersecting cultural identities creates different experiences for a phenomenon or construct based on different levels of power and status. political geographical representational

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