Research on evidence based practices suggests that, in contrast to their European American counterparts, African Americans:

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Research has shown that African Americans may have positive expectations of therapy but still perceive their experience as less positive compared to their European American counterparts. This could be due to factors such as lack of cultural competency by the therapist, mistrust of therapy due to past experiences of discrimination, or barriers to accessing adequate mental health resources. However, studies have also shown that when therapy is culturally sensitive and tailored to the individual's needs, African Americans can benefit from cognitive behavior therapy and participate in it for longer periods of time. Therefore, options A and D are incorrect, and while option B may be true for some individuals, it is not a generalizable finding.

Research on Evidence Based Practices Suggests That, in Contrast to Their