The most damaging threat to well-being in later life is:
a. Fear of destitution
b. Poor health
c. Absence of religiosity
d. Death of loved ones
e. Boredom and loss of life purpose
e. Boredom and loss of life purpose
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Using paradox in one's practice is a sure way to undermine the progress of the group by complicating the issues at hand.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
According to the views of moderation management (MM), drinking problems are viewed as:
A) ?disease B) ?bad habits C) mental illness? D) ?moral impurities
Natalie Sundheimer presents with the following medical symptoms; dry, yellowish skin
and lanugo (baby fine downy hair on her trunk, face and extremities). In addition, her teeth appear “moth eaten” and she wears a heavy sweater despite the fact that it is a hot summer day. She is excessively fearful of being fat and weighs less that 80 percent of her normal body weight. These features most often accompany the following diagnosis:
a) Bulimia nervosa b) Binge eating disorder (BED) c) Other specified feeding or eating disorder d) Anorexia nervosa
If you were facilitating an educational and skill building group, what would be your
role, focus of the strategies, and actions? a. To teach group members skills with lectures and videos and handouts to make sure all the content is given to group members b. To provide therapeutic services to those who are seeking to learn new skills c. To provide knowledge and facilitate conditions and processes in a way that enhances knowledge and develops skillfulness d. To persuade group members to change their ways of thinking of how they lead their lives in a way that does not allow discussion or asking questions