Multicultural Counseling and Social Justice Competencies
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Assessment

This assessment is designed to help you identify the most appropriate continuing education goals given your knowledge in multicultural and social justice advocacy. For each question, rate the extent to which you feel knowledgeable. This assessment will be most useful to you if you rate yourself critically and thoughtfully.

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1.The ways in which cultural “devaluing” manifests or influences clients’ and students’ behavior.
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2. Applying cultural awareness and knowledge to psychological practice.
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3. Culturally appropriate research and contemporary issues in the study of psychological research.
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4. Models for fostering culture-centered organizational development.
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5. Integrating multiculturalism and diversity across the curriculum in psychology and human services.
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6. Role of culture in psychological theory and culturally specific theories available.
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7.Understanding the client in cultural context and appropriate therapeutic interventions.
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8. The role of cultural values and beliefs in counseling, therapy, and education.
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9. Benefitting the community through research and the role of culture in research.
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10. The effectiveness of different types of approaches to addressing the effects of worldview and beliefs.
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11.Approaches to addressing cultural issues in psychology and counseling training.
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12.Roles and responsibilities for you as a psychologist or human service provider, in terms of organizational change.
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Once you have completed the assessment, you may move on to Your Plan.
 

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