The primary feature that distinguishes milieu training from other treatments for language disorder is ______.
a. it involves substantially more repetition
b. it is presented to the child only by his or her caregiver, and not by a therapist
c. it occurs in natural contexts
d. it is used primarily with older children, and is not appropriate for children under the age of 6
c. it occurs in natural contexts
You might also like to view...
Why is it important to obtain a social history in the psychosocial assessment?
(a) alcoholics tend to bond together (b) drug addicts usually have no friends (c) clients may not understand that relationships with non-problem drinkers is possible (d) gradual changes in social activities and friends can be indicative of an alcohol or other drug problem
Crisis intervention techniques are at the core of hostage negotiation. (p. 579)
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Focusing on previous times when a client was successful overcoming something difficult is important when:
A. Building connections. B. Developing discrepancies. C. Enhancing confidence. D. Increasing importance.
In Waldo's conceptualization of group functioning I/We/It, "it" refers to dimensions
a. interpersonal b. extrapersonal c. intrapersonal d. object relations