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ethics , competence , and ProfessionalIssues in Cross-Cultural CounselingPPaauull PPeeddeerrsseennPPrriimmaarryy OObbjjeeccttiivvee To demonstrate the generic relevance of multiculturalism to Professional excellence incounselingSSeeccoonnddaarryy OObbjjeeccttiivveess To describe examples of culturally defined bias in counseling To define competencies of multicultural awareness To discuss the ethical dilemma facing multicultural counselors To explore how multiculturalism is becoming a fourth force in psychologyCULTURE CONTROLS OUR LIVES AND DEFINES REALITY FOR EACH OF US,WITH OR WITHOUT OURpermission and/or intentional culture-centered approach to counseling recognizes cul-ture as central and not marginal, fundamental and not exotic, for all appropriate counseling inter-ventions. While mental health problems are similar across cultures, the complex classification of theappropriate helping responses across cultures has given rise to a global variety of counseling stylesthat are complex and ever changing.
Ethics, Competence, and Professional Issues in Cross-Cultural Counseling Paul B. Pedersen Primary Objective • To demonstrate the generic relevance of multiculturalism to professional excellence in
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