Competent Care for Three Distinct Populations: African-Americans, Asian-Americans, and Hispanic-Americans (3 hours)

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Quiz: Competent Care for Three Distinct Populations: African-Americans, Asian-Americans, and Hispanic Americans (3 hours)

1)      In essence, culture is the complete, interconnected system, while common attributes, traits, and defining characteristics are the specific features and components that make up that system.

2)      Competency requires a continuous effort to learn about the cultural contexts of clients.

3)      A Pew Research Center survey found that most Black adults believe that U.S. institutions were designed to hold Black people back, reflecting a deep-seated awareness of systemic inequality.

4)      It is not important for Texas LPCs to be willing to address the issue of race and validate the client's experiences of racism and its reality in their lives.

5)      A strong connection to religion and spirituality is a significant factor in health and wellness for African Americans.

6)      A 2021 study by the Institute for Family Studies found that Black children in single-parent homes were about 3.5 times more likely to be living in poverty compared to those in two-parent homes.

7)      Asian American cultural habits are often characterized by a strong emphasis on family solidarity and a collectivistic mindset.

8)      A notable number of Asian Americans, especially younger adults, report having hidden some part of their heritage—such as food, cultural practices, or clothing—from non-Asians.

9)      Research suggests that Asian American students spend much less time studying than their non-Asian counterparts.

10)  Counselors should avoid making generalizations and must approach each client with cultural humility.

11)  The terms "Hispanic" and "Latino" are widely used to describe a broad and diverse population, but their use and meaning can be complex.

12)  While the official classification is "ethnicity," a significant number of people who identify as Hispanic or Latino see it as a key part of their racial identity.

13)  According to annual estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau, as of July 1, 2024, the Hispanic and Latino population represented approximately 5% of the total U.S. population. This makes it the fifth-largest group in the country after the non-Hispanic White population.

14)  Educational attainment has been on the decline for Hispanic Americans in recent years.

15)  Many providers recommend culturally adapted CBT because its structured, problem-focused, and educational nature aligns with some cultural values.