When a reviewer is unaware of the authorship of the manuscript under consideration, it is known as
a) IRB
b) Blind review
c) Scholarly review
d) Hidden review
c
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Which of the following statements is most true concerning the role of self-disclosure in existential psychotherapy:
a. therapists rarely find it helpful to reveal explicit details of their past and current life to clients, sharing only to facilitate treatment b. therapists find that fully disclosing even the most personal aspects of their personal life to clients helps to strengthen “the encounter” c. therapists make a conscious decision to share nothing of their past or current life with clients d. therapists self-disclose to whatever degree the client is able to self-disclose, sharing more of their past and present life with clients who also openly share more aspects of their personal life with the therapist
Yesenia was listening to the Beatles on her phone while walking home from school when a rabbit darted out into the street and was hit by a car. The rabbit flew through the air and landed right in front of her, where it died. After this, Yesenia can no longer hear the Beatles without bursting into tears and visibly shaking. Which of the following best describes the onset of Yesenia’s problem?
a. The Beatles were the unconditioned stimulus and seeing the rabbit die was the conditioned stimulus. b. The Beatles were the conditioned stimulus and seeing the rabbit die was the unconditioned stimulus. c. The Beatles were the conditioned response and seeing the rabbit die was the unconditioned response. d. Bursting into tears and visibly shaking is the conditioned response and seeing the rabbit die was the conditioned stimulus.
Define the difference between conversational distances amongst European Americans and Latino's
What will be an ideal response?
Countertransference takes place when a counselor _________________________________
a. keeps their emotional reactions toward the client out of counseling b. projects back onto a client in a way that affects therapeutic neutrality c. has insight into their unconscious reactions to their clients d. shares an undesirable feeling about a client with the client