Corey, Corey, and Callanan (2007) provided several questions therapists can ask themselves about their motivation for going into the field. Which of the following is not one of them?
a) How will I know when I'm working for the client's benefit or working for my own
benefit?
b) Even though I have personal experiences with a problem a client is having,
can I be objective enough to relate to this person professionally and ethically?
c) How much do I depend on being paid by others in order to be happy?
d) Am I able to appreciate myself, or do I depend primarily on sources outside of
myself to confirm my worth?
C
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a. white males b. white females c. males of color d. females of color
Why does early menarche place girls at risk for conduct problems?
a. Those with early menarche are more likely to be using medications for physical or psychological conditions; these conditions confer the risk for conduct problems. b. Those with early menarche are more likely to be using medications for physical and psychological conditions; the side effects of these medications confers the risk. c. Those with early menarche are exposed to a much greater hormonal cascade than other individuals; the hormonal cascade confers the risk. d. Those with early menarche exhibit physical changes that can attract much older boys, who can introduce them to antisocial and sexual behavior; this social influence confers the risk.
The most influential of the behavioral and cognitive-behavioral therapies include all of the following EXCEPT:
a. behavioral family therapy. b. cognitive-behavioral family therapy. c. integenerational behavioral couples therapy. d. Gottman method couples therapy.
All of the following are threats to using feminist therapy except ______.
A. less research and therefore fewer feminist therapists have been trained in recent years B. therapists may be reliant on third-party payment C. movement toward exclusive use of evidence-based practice D. may be viewed as selfish and self-centered by some cultures