What would an existential psychotherapist say about death anxiety?
a. It is normal to focus on safety, survival, and relief from pain.
b. Awareness of death holds us back in progress toward meaningful existence.
c. Pursuit of a meaningful goal without encountering risks can be accomplished with the help of a psychotherapist.
d. We lessen our anxiety about death by leading meaningful lives.
e. We don’t think about death until we reach adulthood.
Answer: d
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a. should not reveal the names of clients to the practicum/internship supervisor b. has the same ethical obligations to uphold confidentiality as does a licensed counselor c. should refer all clients who engage in risky behaviors d. should maintain absolute confidentiality of participants in groups the student is facilitating e. should not videotape counseling sessions so that client confidentiality is protected
Vocational counseling developed in secondary schools and colleges in the early 1900's
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Based on the research program of Beutler and his colleagues' prescriptive approach, it has been found that:
a. those clients with an externalizing coping style do best with insight-oriented approaches. b. those clients who tend to be highly resistant typically do not make use of self-directed therapies and benefit from more confrontational approaches. c. those clients with limited social support benefit most from nondirective or self-directed therapies. d. symptom-focused and skill-building interventions worked best for those with externalizing coping styles.
O'Neil (1982) summarized femininity as being associated with which of the following?
a. Weak, frail, submissive and unassertive behavior, victimized by others who have more power and are ready to use it exploitatively, limited bodily resources to sustain a persistent effort toward valued goals b. Logical and analytical thought, intellectual competence, understanding of how things work c. Building a nest, taking care of needs of husband and children d. Both A and C