The ethnocentric bias implicit in the White, Euro-American, culture-bound training of counselors has been beneficial to the natural help-giving networks of ethnic and racial communities due to the strong focus on a therapeutic relationship, which mirrors the social caring of many ethnic groups. A. True B. False

B.  False

Explanation:

According to Puran in 2006, he suggested that, this ethnocentric bias implicit in the White, Euro-American, culture bound training of counselors has been highly destructive to the natural help- giving networks of minority communities.

This is because, in his findings, he discovered that in most cases, professionals in mental health practices believed that in counseling and psychotherapy, there is absence of racial and ethnic minorities, which was later invented and institutionalized in western culture.

In support of the minority, the mental health professionals or movement advocated that natural help-giving networks be made unlawful, categorizing them as unscientific, supernatural, spiritual, mystical and not consistent with the standard practice in accordance to mental health professionalism.

However, the mental health professionals later discovered that, their means of treatment was not effective, and that some culturally diverse groups are not making use of their services.

answer; i believe that the correct answer is (d); // supercontinent

answer; the above statement is (true);