When recording the “chief complaint,” the person conducting the intake should:
a. Strive to be concise yet accurate
b. Go into as much detail as possible; the details of the complaint can be “whittled down” later
c. Describe the reasons in generalities
d. Include all relevant background information
a
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Which of the following is NOT a procedure for simple random selection of elements?
a. Assigning consecutive numbers to elements, and selecting on the basis of a random number table b. Selecting every nth element from a sampling frame, after the starting point has been randomly selected c. Using a computer to dial random digits after a phone prefix d. Writing all elements down on small pieces of paper, mixing them up, and selecting them like they do in the lottery e. Programming a computer to select a random sample
You are working with Helen, who has a diagnosis of breast cancer. Helen and her family have adapted fairly well to her situation. What type of intervention would you use with Helen and her family?
a. Psychoeducation b. Psychoanalysis c. Cognitive behavioral therapy d. Interpersonal therapy
Professional ethical codes are about:
A. Professional practice and avoidance of malpractice B. Virtue and living the good life C. Dealing with dilemmas; there are no clear mandates D. All of the above are true
Your own behaviors and characteristics will work for or against you in macro practice
A) ?True B) ?False