When interviewers suspect that their biases and feelings are interfering with the relationship with the client, they should:
a. Make a more concerted effort to leave these issues out of future sessions
b. Seek their own therapy
c. Inform the client of this and make alternative arrangements if the client wishes
d. Inform the client of this and then return the focus to the client's issues
C
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A. Extinction B. Flooding C. Aversion therapy D. IN vivo desensitization
Social welfare institutions and practices in the American colonies were modeled after the:
a) New Testament b) British Settlement Laws c) Jamestown Poor Law Act of 1701 d) British Elizabethan Poor Law Act of 1601
American colonists brought the idea of free and universal education with them from England
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Dr. Marshall conducted an experiment to test changes in sex roles due to spending an entire day reading
about the achievements of great women artists and scientists. The experimental group read fifteen articles about great women. The control group read fifteen articles about cooking, automobiles, astronomy, and accounting. During the lunch break, subjects from the experimental and control groups met and talked about what they were reading. What internal validity problem may occur? A) experimental mortality B) maturation C) diffusion of treatment D) testing