Explain reactance theory
What will be an ideal response?
Reactance theory provides a fruitful perspective for considering opposition to change with involuntary clients. Rather than blaming, dismissing, or concluding that an individual is opposed to change, this theory leads you to objectively anticipate the range of responses to be expected when valued freedoms and autonomy are threatened. Reactance theory also lends itself to proactive strategies designed to reduce this kind of behavior.
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Conflict theories emphasize a community’s purpose and how that community can
continue working to attain that purpose.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.Karl Marx said that when work does not belong to the worker, he does not feel content
A. True B. False
Which of the following is the term for a person whose gender identity is consistent with the gender assignment at birth?
a) Gender fluid b) FTM/MTF c) Cisgender d) Gender nonconforming
Mental health parity is problematic because it
a. Does not cover clients who are not employed. b. Has been found to be very costly. c. Reduces the need for individualized treatment plans. d. Emphasizes prevention over treatment.