The center of _____’s theory is_____, which is described as the underlying pattern of a person's life at any particular time.
a. Levinson, life structure
b. Jung, archetype
c. Erikson, transition
d. Gilligan, identity
a. Levinson, life structure
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a. self-narrative b. dominant discourse c. unique outcomes d. landscape of action
Which of the following describes an important part of Latino/a shared history?
A. Immigration B. Bilingualism C. Colonization D. Machismo
Lazarus' view about the therapeutic relationship includes all of the following EXCEPT:
a. flexible relational styles. b. unconditional positive regard. c. thoughtful crossing of some formal boundaries. d. being directive when necessary.
All of the following are differences between counseling groups and inpatient therapy groups EXCEPT this:
a. Counseling groups tend to be relatively short term; therapy groups are designed for individuals needing more long-term care. b. Counseling groups are designed for relatively normal-functioning individuals; therapy groups are suited for more severely disturbed populations. c. Counseling groups focus more on adjustment issues; therapy groups focus more on reeducation through insight. d. Counseling groups create an environment designed to simulate the real world; therapy groups do not. e. Counseling groups focus more on the present; therapy groups focus on the past and the present.