Answer:
The correct answer is:
Cross-cultural competence
"A therapist's understanding that certain techniques, such as CBT, may clash with a client's cultural beliefs reflects cross-cultural competence."
Explanation:
When a therapist pretends to help a patient with the improvement of his mental health, it is important for him to consider that sometimes the Cognitive behavioral therapy CBT may have a relevant impact on some of his beliefs or cultural background. That is why in this kind of technique, it is primordial to explore the different levels on the patient's confidence and acceptance about the cultural influence that he may have.
Not only for CBT, but also for all mental health improvement, the intercultural competence will help understanding, respecting and sharing with people that have different perspectives of the surrounding world and the way to face several kinds of situations in life.
