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- Define bisexuality and the bisexual umbrella using several well-accepted definitions from the LGBTQ+ literature.
- Discuss the concept of oppressive cognitions as a trauma issue and explain how such cognitions can complicate recovery for bisexual clients.
- Articulate a basic trauma-focused treatment strategy for working with bisexual clients.
- Evaluate one's own personal biases surrounding bisexuality and working with bisexual clients.
Which of the following statement most accurately reflects the demography of the bisexual population in the United States as of 2011 (per the Williams Institute at UCLA)?
Which of the following sexual identity/identities can be classified under the bisexual umbrella?
Which individual founded the American Institute of Bisexuality?
Which of these factors is NOT a component of bisexual activist Robin Ochs' definition of bisexuality? "I call myself bisexual because I acknowledge that I have in myself the potential to be attracted…"
The first openly bisexual governor, installed in 2015, is
Which of the following words, originally used in the English language as an insult, has been claimed by many younger LGBT+ individuals as a more inclusive identifier and word of empowerment?
Which evolving term describing attraction literally means ALL of the sexes?
Literature suggests that bisexuals generally have poorer overall outcomes in which of the following domain(s)?
Which of the following oppressive cognitions is highlighted in the exploration of the message that "there's no such thing as bisexuality" in this course?
This course endorses which of the following theoretical orientations as being optimal for working with bisexual umbrella clients?
Which of the following is NOT a quality of a bisexually aware professional as described by the American Institute of Bisexuality?
Which term, as defined by Endicott (2015), refers to others' fears of and misunderstandings about bisexuals?
The negative trauma/oppressive cognition of "I don't belong" best corresponds to which myth about bisexual people?
Which statement best reflects what must happen for oppressive cognitions to be appropriately addressed in clinical treatment?
According to Rahman et al., the global prevalence rates on bisexuality suggest that
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