Based on research and recommendations presented in the textbook, describe an ideal design for a clinician’s interview room or office.
What will be an ideal response?
Strike a balance between professional formality and casual comfort. Consider seating arrangements; the arrangement of furniture should accomplish the fundamental goals of the interview, such as gathering information and building rapport in a private setting free of interruptions. Devlin and Nasar (2012) found that clients preferred rooms that were orderly, “soft” (with comfortable seats, decorative rugs, muted lighting, art, and plants), and more spacious.
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Adolescence is a culture's response to __________
Fill in the blanks with correct word
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A. Mild intellectual B. Borderline C. Moderate D. Profound
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A. have a parent self-monitor family interactions in an office setting B. have a parent self-monitor family interactions at home C. observe parent-child interactions in the familys home D. observe parent-child interactions in an office setting