Persistent complex bereavement disorder is a proposed diagnosis which appears in
Section III, Conditions for Further Study, of the DSM-5.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
True
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The major difference between brief therapy and crisis intervention is:
A. Both are the same, there is no difference B. Brief therapy is based on enhancing client change, whereas crisis intervention is based on restoring equlibrium C. Brief therapy is based on restoring client equlibrium, whereas crisis intervention is based on implementing client change toward improvement on a current situation D. Brief therapy is not a therapeutic response to panned changed, crisis intervention is
Which of the following statements about differing perspectives on confidentiality with multiple clients is FALSE? a. "Hidden agenda" are seen as material that should be brought out into the open during a couples or familysession
b. Therapists should not divulge in a family session any information given to them by individuals in privatesessions. c. Therapists should inform clients that any information given during private sessions will be divulged as they seefit in accordance with the greatest benefit to the family. d. Family therapists are exempt from reporting information that could harm the family system, including if thereis a concern that a family member will harm him- or herself, or will do harm to another person.
In our complex society, many problems require the attention of specialists from diverse areas of practice in order to move toward resolution. This statement best reflects the need for professional:
a. diversity b. bonding c. identity d. succession
The Indian Child Welfare Act was passed to:
a. pave the way for large-scale adoption of Native American children b. preserve the cultures of Native American children and prevent disruption of Native American families c. remove adoption decisions from Native American tribal authorities d. ensure that Head Start services were provided to Native American children who lived on reservations