Asked by Samantha Shaughnessy on May 20, 2024
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Comas-Diaz (2014) discussed all the following aspects of ethnocultural countertransferential reactions in inter- ethnic helping dyads EXCEPT:
A) awareness and acceptance of cultural differences.
B) cultural ambivalence.
C) excessive curiosity of the helper about some aspect of the client's culture.
D) feelings of guilt.
Ethnocultural Countertransferential Reactions
Emotional responses that a therapist might experience due to the ethnic or cultural background of a patient, influencing the therapeutic relationship.
Comas-Diaz
Lillian Comas-Díaz is a clinical psychologist known for her work in multicultural mental health, focusing on the psychological treatment of people of color.
Cultural Ambivalence
Mixed or conflicting feelings towards cultural elements or identities, often experienced in multicultural or shifting cultural contexts.
- Examine the significance of self-awareness and countertransference management in the therapeutic relationship.
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Learning Objectives
- Examine the significance of self-awareness and countertransference management in the therapeutic relationship.
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