Bowen believed that, generally speaking, people choose mates with _______________ levels of differentiation than their own:
a. slightly lower
b. slightly higher
c. about the same
d. considerably higher or considerably lower
C
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Prejudice, stereotypes, grudges, and counter-transference can enter into the completion of the intake by another party—an intake form which you as the counselor are now reviewing. Is this true?
A. No, we are all professionals. B. No, it is too early for these forces to rear their heads; it is only an intake after all. C. Yes, studies have proven this to be true. D. Yes, this is the real world.
When a mother tells her older child not to interfere when she tries to discipline her younger child, the mother is defining the role of the:
A) ?sibling co-system. B) ?parental subsystem. C) ?family orientation. D) ?societal role-player.
Operationalizing a binge-eating disorder would rely on DSM V criteria and could include the following statements except:
a. The behavior is marked by recurrent episodes. b. The behavior occurred while the middle-aged client was in her teen years. c. The episodes are recorded as occurring at least once a week for three months as baseline data. d. The client experiences guilt or distress with self for binge eating.
The principle of voluntary consent in social research means that
A) researchers, when possible, must notify subjects that their participation is voluntary and that they can refuse to participate without penalty. B) a researcher uses deception in order to study a social phenomenon. C) researchers need to get permission from respondents to conduct an interview with a member of the opposite sex. D) researchers studying public settings (malls, stores, street corners, etc.) do not need to notify subjects that they are being studied, because there is no expectation of privacy in public settings.