What was Dr. Benjamin Rush known for during the American Revolution and Young Republic era?
What will be an ideal response?
Dr. Rush, a founding father of the U.S. and signer of the Declaration of Independence, was one of the first to draw attention to the negative effects of alcohol on the human body. He is also known for the moral thermometer and one of the original advocates for the humane treatment for addicted people.
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__________________is a particular 21st century reality which must be addressed by counselors who will have to work with individuals’ multiple cultural identities.
a. globalization b. the intersection of identity c. immigration d. internalization
Death in current times is said to be invisible because of all but
a. Longer life expectancy b. Changes in causes of death from communicable diseases (which spread to large populations) to chronic illness c. Less personal connection with death because of technology and hospital stays d. Families don’t talk about loved one’s deaths
Freud's view of the individual psychic elements of the mind as layered in consciousness is known as _________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
A licensed clinical psychologist is seeing a couple for family therapy. The psychologist has become quite concerned about the husband's alcohol use. The ethical action would be:
(a) refer the husband to an inpatient AOD treatment program (b) conduct psychological testing and determine a course of action (c) continue with therapy and refer the husband for an assessment when therapy is completed (d) refer the husband for an AOD assessment unless the psychologist has been trained to conduct such an assessment