Camping, adventure therapy, and rock climbing all take advantage of changes in ______ to facilitate new interactions among members.
a. constituent performances
b. controls governing participant activity
c. the physical field
d. respondent behaviors
Ans: C
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Alberta Rynner, age seventeen, started dieting to lose weight because her boyfriend, Paul,
thought she was “too fat.” Her diet consisted of eating no more than a banana and drinking two cups of plain tea each day. At the beginning of her diet, she weighed 130 pounds. By the end of five months she lost thirty-five pounds and was exhibiting some medical complications that included cold intolerance, constipation, painful swelling of her fingers, knees, and elbows. Additionally, Alberta reports she has not had a normal menstrual cycle for the past three months. Her most likely diagnosis would be:
a) Anorexia nervosa, restricting type b) Pica c) Binge eating disorder (BED) d) Bulimia nervosa, partial remission
A fundamental force behind the development of single?system designs is:
a. researchers are looking for a more generalizable model than experiments. b. human service professionals want to know how a client is responding to an intervention c. service providers are facing expectations to publish in journals d. survey research is too expensive.
If a staff member who is unwilling to respond to training and who is unable to work with other team members, does not respond to,__________ they should be transferred off the team.
A) coaching B) correction C) sanctions D) criticism
Benjamin Rush, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, was an exemplary policy advocate supporting all of the following policies except:
A) ?provision of medical care for the poor B) ?enactment of harsh penal reforms C) ?abolition of slavery D) ?establishment of a government-supported educational system