… clients’ perception of their therapists’ actual multicultural … cultural features of the relationship
between therapists and … = 6, and multicultural intervention = 6) that have the content-oriented …

… Multicultural Orientation Framework variables of cultural humility, … of identity matching on
client perceptions of the therapeutic … client distress, and client perception of therapist’s cultural …

… and is affected by cultural dynamics, we posit that all research is multicultural research.
Additionally… the strengths of a population or to perpetuate perceived dysfunction and stereotypes. …

… clients can potentially imagine what a particular therapist … on multicultural competency (eg,
“utilizing a culturally … norm), which might be perceived as unfriendly to members of …

… sexual orientation minority clients and to understand whether factors such as countertransference,
perceived multicultural … Practicing what we know: Multicultural counseling competence …

… Often, multicultural counseling theorists highlight the … in values, where the therapists perceived
themselves to be more … orientation. Researchers could also examine differences between …

… the therapist in his or her professional role, but will miss the … perceived discrimination,
intercultural contact stress, cultural … and his or her cultural orientations have been sufficiently …

… Likewise, the multicultural practice guidelines of these … , “because we share basic opinions
about topics such a fracking, I … For example, some therapy approaches adopt a leftist-oriented …

… For example, the multicultural guidelines put forth by the American Psychological … , certain
therapists more effectively espouse cultural humility and pursue opportunities for cultural …

… A sample item is, “Assess the salience and meaningfulness of culture/race in the client’s
life.” … further contribute to a negative perception of their multicultural intervention self-efficacy. …