Question 1

Why do EFT counselors believe that gender will be relevant for most clients, especially women, even if gender is not the most salient issue?

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A)   because our society revolves around gender.
B)   because gender issues are the easiest to address
C)   because research has indicated that gender is an important issue for the majority of female clients
D)   because this is what EFT therapists are trained to focus on
E)   because of women's subordinate status

Question 2

At the First National Conference on Education and Training in Feminist Practice in 1993, ______________________ was defined as including therapy/counseling, supervision, consultation, writing, assessment and diagnosis, forensics, research, teaching, training, social action, administration, public service, and prevention.

Accepted Answer

A)   feminism
B)   comprehensive women's services
C)   feminist psychological practice
D)   feminist theory
E)   holistic gender counseling

Question 3

_______________________ is an approach that utilizes the reading of books and articles to counter client misperceptions or employ alternate lenses.

Accepted Answer

A)   Bibliotherapy
B)   Literary immersion
C)   Narrative therapy
D)   Verbal healing
E)   Fictional therapy

Question 4

Unlike the feminist approach, traditional therapies and psychological diagnostic systems emphasize an ___________________ approach to counseling that views the source of clients' problems as internal.

Accepted Answer

A)   empirical
B)   intrapsychic
C)   experiential
D)   in vivo
E)   entity

Question 5

Using _____________________________, counselors facilitate clients' identification of gender-role socialization messages they have learned about how to be a female or male.

Accepted Answer

A)   hypnosis
B)   free association
C)   gender-role analysis
D)   cognitive reframing
E)   gender re-organization

Question 6

Oppression cannot exist without ___________________ and vice versa.

Accepted Answer

A)   empowerment
B)   privilege
C)   tyranny
D)   diversity
E)   misrepresentation

Question 7

What are the three primary goals of Principle 1 (personal and social identities are interdependent) of EFT counseling?

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Question 8

In EFT, clients are challenged to take responsibility to work toward change both in ________________________ and in ____________________.

Accepted Answer

A)   their family; their community
B)   the present; the future
C)   conscious awareness; lack of awareness
D)   formal structures; informal structures
E)   themselves; their environment E

Question 9

A central goal of EFT is the ________________________ of clients using feminist perspectives.

Accepted Answer

A)   freeing
B)   supporting
C)   empowerment
D)   liberating
E)   sustaining

Question 10

According to Principle II of EFT, counselors help clients identify and separate the _____________ and _______________ sources of their problems.

Accepted Answer

A)   past; present
B)   internal; external
C)   conscious; unconscious
D)   simple; complex
E)   emotional; physiological

Question 11

According to the textbook, most of the paradigms used for evaluating the efficacy of psychotherapies are incompatible with feminist therapy. The only one of the five levels of feminist intervention that is relevant in terms of evaluation is

Accepted Answer

A)   prevention.
B)   education.
C)   remediation.
D)   empowerment.
E)   community change.

Question 12

___________________________ describe the processes by which individuals' social identities are impacted by the advantaged or disadvantaged social positions of their social locations.

Accepted Answer

A)   Social mosaics
B)   Identity development models
C)   Women of Color theories
D)   Contextual renderings
E)   Social locations models

Question 13

List three strategies that feminist counselors use to reduce the risk of letting their values too strongly influence their clients?

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Question 14

Describe the main strength of feminist counseling approaches.

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Question 15

___________________ exploration starts the process of mapping the impact of social realities on personal issues for both counselors and clients.

Accepted Answer

A)   Interpersonal
B)   therapeutic
C)   Social identity
D)   Theoretical
E)   Political stance

Question 16

What constitutes the third wave of feminist practice?

Accepted Answer

A)   convincing male therapists to begin to adopt the approach
B)   getting more training programs to include feminist approaches in their education regarding theory
C)   meeting the challenge of integrating diversity and feminist approaches
D)   basing feminist therapy approaches on different feminist philosophies
E)   agreeing on one universal set of theoretical principles

Question 17

What are the three philosophical underpinnings and goals that influence the egalitarian relationship aspects of feminist therapy?

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Question 18

How is counselor self-disclosure used in feminist therapy?

Accepted Answer

A)   Feminist therapists believe that the therapeutic relationship is as much for the counselor as for the client.
B)   Counselor self-disclosure is used to teach clients empathic responding.
C)   Self-disclosure is used to equalize therapeutic power.
D)   Feminist therapists use self-disclosure to teach clients about themselves.
E)   Self-disclosure helps to further establish the one-up status of the counselor. C

Question 19

What was the most pervasive criticism of mental health practitioners by feminists in the 1970s?

Accepted Answer

A)   Mental health practitioners were viewed as empowered professionals who typically wanted to take advantage of female clients.
B)   They charged that the field was too responsive to the needs of young girls.
C)   They viewed mental health practitioners as encouraging women to adopt traditional roles.
D)   They argued that psychotherapy required too much intellectual work.
E)   Many felt that therapy focused too much on cognitions when working with primarily affective female clients.

Question 20

How is gender-role analysis different with clients from diverse ethnic or immigrant groups?

Accepted Answer

A)   It is not different.
B)   Most cultures outside of the mainstream American culture pay little attention to gender-roles.
C)   Such clients generally are functioning from at least two sources of gender-role messages: the dominant culture and messages conveyed by their ethnic communities.
D)   It would be multiculturally inappropriate to address gender-roles with a diverse client.
E)   In such cases, counselors need to take particular care to allow the client to remain in a subordinate role during the exploration. C

Exam 11: Feminist Therapy

Why do EFT counselors believe that gender will be relevant for most clients, especially women, even if gender is not the most salient issue?

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_______________________ is an approach that utilizes the reading of books and articles to counter client misperceptions or employ alternate lenses.

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Unlike the feminist approach, traditional therapies and psychological diagnostic systems emphasize an ___________________ approach to counseling that views the source of clients' problems as internal.

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Using _____________________________, counselors facilitate clients' identification of gender-role socialization messages they have learned about how to be a female or male.

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Oppression cannot exist without ___________________ and vice versa.

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What are the three primary goals of Principle 1 (personal and social identities are interdependent) of EFT counseling?

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In EFT, clients are challenged to take responsibility to work toward change both in ____ and in .

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According to Principle II of EFT, counselors help clients identify and separate the _ and ___ sources of their problems.

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According to the textbook, most of the paradigms used for evaluating the efficacy of psychotherapies are incompatible with feminist therapy. The only one of the five levels of feminist intervention that is relevant in terms of evaluation is

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___________________________ describe the processes by which individuals' social identities are impacted by the advantaged or disadvantaged social positions of their social locations.

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List three strategies that feminist counselors use to reduce the risk of letting their values too strongly influence their clients?

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Describe the main strength of feminist counseling approaches.

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___________________ exploration starts the process of mapping the impact of social realities on personal issues for both counselors and clients.

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What constitutes the third wave of feminist practice?

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What are the three philosophical underpinnings and goals that influence the egalitarian relationship aspects of feminist therapy?

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Unlike the feminist approach, traditional therapies and psychological diagnostic systems emphasize an ___________________ approach to counseling that views the source of clients' problems as internal.

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Using _____________________________, counselors facilitate clients' identification of gender-role socialization messages they have learned about how to be a female or male.

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According to the textbook, most of the paradigms used for evaluating the efficacy of psychotherapies are incompatible with feminist therapy. The only one of the five levels of feminist intervention that is relevant in terms of evaluation is

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List three strategies that feminist counselors use to reduce the risk of letting their values too strongly influence their clients?

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___________________ exploration starts the process of mapping the impact of social realities on personal issues for both counselors and clients.

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