Categorizing and labeling children, once deemed counterintuitive, is:
A) Still likely to result in bias, either conscious or unconscious
B) Is now a necessity due to widespread use of medication
C) No longer considered as relevant an issue as in the past DeLucia-Waack, 2001)
D) Now seen as a more effective way of forming viable groups
Answer: A) Still likely to result in bias, either conscious or unconscious
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a. The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) b. The Iowa test of Basic Skills (ITSB) c. The educational testing service (ETS) d. TerraNova tests
The process of learning how to contextualize or make sense of a client's problems involves:
A) ?adapting to the same theoretical approach as their supervisors employ. B) ?deemphasizing their own personalities and therapeutic styles. C) ?exploring various theoretical frameworks. D) ?avoiding the desire to personalize theoretical approaches.
After working with Jesse in therapy for several weeks, Maurice believes it is time for Jesse to increase his integration of polarities between being a strong versus weak brother/son. What intervention might Maurice use to help Jesse accomplish this goal?
a. An enactment or experiment b. Language Modification c. Increasing awareness d. Both A and B
______________ was considered a defense mechanism in which an individual subconsciously attributes his or her unacceptable motives or characteristics onto others.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).