Behavioral difference questions allow the counselor to ___________________________
a. trace the entire sequence of behaviors that constitute the problem
b. shatter the illusion a particular behavior is part of a person's inherent personality
c. reduce labeling and other rigid descriptions of self and others
d. help illuminate problem interaction patterns
B
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One of the most common presenting problems that we have seen clients bring into counseling is ________
a. Antisocial behavior b. Anxiety c. Depression d. None of the above
When does oppression typically occur?
a. When agent groups systematically devalue the values, beliefs, and experiences of target groups. b. When target groups systematically devalue the values, beliefs, and experiences of agent groups. c. When the economy of the United States is in decline and different social groups are in direct competition with each other for resources. d. When there is an influx of immigrants and U.S. citizens are in protect.
The most central assumption of CBT is that:
a. by modifying a client’s thoughts, therapists are able to effect change in the client’s behaviors, feelings, and physiological responses b by modifying the client’s behaviors, therapists are able to effect change in the client’s thoughts, feelings, and physiological responses c. by modifying the client’s environment, therapists are able to effect change in the client’s thoughts, feelings, behavior, and physiological responses d. by making the unconscious, conscious, therapists are able to effect change in the client’s thoughts, feelings, behavior, and physiological responses
What is the primary purpose of a structured interview?
a. To obtain information about the client in a shorter amount of time than with other types of interviews b. To obtain a greater amount of information about the client than other types of interviews c. To prevent the client from deviating off-topic during the interview d. To determine whether or not the client meets diagnostic criteria for a specific mental disorder