Because providing counseling services over the Internet (also known as remote services or distance counseling) is relatively new and controversial, a host of legal questions will NOT be addressed until:
a. the APA meets again to update the DSM.
b. the next ACA annual conference.
c. lawsuits are filed pertaining to its use, or misuse, in counseling practice.
d. clients are interviewed about the effectiveness of online counseling.
c
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A group of representatives from four private social service agencies in three states periodically meet. Each agency provides a range of services including mental health counseling, substance abuse counseling, group homes for people with various disabilities, residential treatment centers for troubled youth, recreational programs for families, and foreign adoptions. In two agencies, administrators appointed five representatives each. In the other two agencies, representatives were elected by staff in their respective six service divisions. A recent meeting held by the group focused on integrating quality management principles throughout the agencies' administrative structures. This group is an example of a(n):
A. board of directors. B. advisory board. C. delegate council. D. treatment conference.
The technique of reframing is most closely related to which of the following ideas?
a. Translating an opinion into a fact b. Turning a problem into a solution c. Interpreting a fact as an opinion d. Converting a negative interpretation into a positive one (correct)
the three trends that resulted of this: -Public opinion of the poor became hostile and resentful -Blaming the victim -Less eligible - benefits should be less than what can be earned through employment
What will be an ideal response?
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Olshansky agrees with de Grey (“We will be able to live to 1,000”) that with sufficient resources devoted to research, we can find a cure for aging. 2. Olshansky finds that throughout much of human history, many individuals have believed that physical immortality was soon within reach. 3. Olshansky argues that research on aging should focus on improved physical health and mental functioning and not on the search for a cure to aging. 4. Olshansky concedes that the science of aging has significantly advanced in recent decades such that gerontology is close to discovering the key to physical immortality.