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A primary purpose of this volume is to summarize research data to inform mental health practices relevant to client race and ethnicity, two delimited aspects of multiculturalism. Using meta-analytic methods to summarize data in Chapters 2 to 10, the book addresses questions that are fundamental to the discipline.
Multicultural psychology is a theoretical framework that underpins multicultural psychotherapy, which is the provision of competent and ethical interventions to culturally diverse clients (D. W. Sue et al., 1992).
The chapter includes sections devoted to defining multiculturalism at the individual, group, and societal level, discussing the links between acculturation and multiculturalism, how to best...
Appre-ciation, understanding, and willingness to learn about the multicultural backgrounds of individuals, families, couples, groups, research participants, organizations, and communities are critical to our work as clinicians, educators, researchers, and consultants.
Sue’s (1978) model paid due attention to the fact that worldview is influenced by the dynamics between dominant and dominated groups, which is the second tenet of multicultural psychology (hierarchy and power).
This chapter introduces the volume, its background and goals, describes the emphasis and take-home message of each chapter, and explains how the progression of chapters weaves a coherent tapestry of all that is relevant to the psychological study of multiculturalism.
APA Handbook of Multicultural Psychology, Vol. 2: Applications and Training, edited by F. T. L. Leong, L. Comas-Díaz, G. C. Nagayama Hall, V. C. McLoyd, and J. E. Trimble
