Which of the following is true of biomedical research carried out in Germany between 1933 and 1945?
a. All restraints and ethical limitations were removed on researchers when studying individuals from “undesirable” groups within German society
b. Research work between 1933 and 1945 with human subjects was tolerated but not supported with public funds and grants to the researchers
c. Records of human subject experimentation in that era in Nazi Germany were destroyed when it was obvious that Germany was losing the war
d. Severe punishment was suffered by German biomedical researchers after the war at the Nuremberg Trials
a. All restraints and ethical limitations were removed on researchers when studying individuals from “undesirable” groups within German society
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a. dramatic changes often occur in neurotransmitters when crises occur. b. abnormal changes in neurotransmitters are involved in mental illnesses. c. legal and illegal drugs have a major effect on mental health and the crises that may ensue from their use. d. All of the aboveall of the above are important psychobiological factors in crisis intervention.
What is enabling?
a. Form of accommodation that protects the individual with an addiction from fully experiencing the consequences of their addiction b. Over-involvement of the individual with an addiction on their family for support c. Form of accommodation that protects the family of the individual with an addiction from fully experiencing the consequences of the addiction d. Over-involvement of a partner who is in a relationship with someone with an addiction
With regard to limits and boundaries, counselors should:
a. Avoid structuring sessions to promote creativity b. Avoid predictability to promote client flexibility c. Adhere to a consistent structure to promote security d. Adhere to an inflexible structure to promote discipline
The standard used to determine whether a particular counselor is qualified to administer and interpret a particular test
a. has been developed by the American Psychological Association. b. is so broad that any professional can administer and interpret any test. c. is established by each state by the state licensure board for psychologists. d. is not absolute and each counselor must make that determination for himself/herself. e. is based on a formula that includes graduate courses taken, number of administrations of that particular test previously, and amount of supervised experience giving that particular test.