Cultural Self-Study: A Psychologist’s Path Toward Intercultural Competence, Part II: Conducting a Self-Study

Topics
Race, Culture and Identity
Format
Online Course
CE Credits
3
Exam Items
20
Description

This is the second of a two-part training experience designed for clinicians, other applied psychologists, psychology graduate students, college faculty, and anyone who serves in culturally complex settings. The presenter introduces a conceptual schema to analyze culture then guides participants through a highly structured, step-by-step self-study.

Part of the APA Online Academy Professional Development Presentation Campus.

Learning Objectives

  • Recognize theoretical underpinnings of self-study.

  • Introduce a concise schema for the analysis of culture.

  • Enable participants to use a structured, stepwise program for mapping their own culture.

  • Illustrate how the study of culture in oneself enhances personal and professional growth and provides a foundation for intercultural competence.         

Instructor(s)
Robert Weigl, PhD
Price
$60.00 for Non-members
$60.00 for Members/Affiliates
How to purchase

  • Go to the APA Online Academy Registration Form.

  • If you are an APA member, please have your Membership Number available. If you don't know it, you can look up your membership number online or contact APA directly at (800) 374-2721, ext. 5580.

  • If you are paying by credit card, you will immediately receive an email confirmation with instructions on how to access the course and your username and password.

  • If you are paying by check, there is a ONE BUSINESS DAY waiting period before you can access your course. You should still register online.

Enrollment Limit
0