In the textbook case example of Janine, presenting concerns included a depressive disorder, family conflicts, and psychosocial stressors of unemployment, medical diagnosis of diabetes, and poverty. Therefore the primary treatment goal is:
a. reduction in depressive symptoms.
b. resolution of family conflicts.
c. solution of unemployment and poverty problems.
d. improved adjustment to diagnosis of diabetes.
e. Not enough information to determine
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List and briefly describe each Tuckerman’s stages of group development.
What will be an ideal response?
The teacher grades the papers and determines the following set of scores: 90, 85, 87, 85, 92, 90, 83, 85, 98 What is the mode?
a. 92 b. 85 c. 98 d. 83
A screening test’s sensitivity can be defined as the proportion of the test’s valid
a. acceptances out of those identified by the criterion b. acceptances out of all those identified by the screening test. c. rejections out of all those not identified by the screening test. d. rejections out of all those not identified by the criterion.
All of the following are goals of Person-Centered groups except,
a. to create a climate of trust and safety. b. to teach specific coping skills. c. to allow members to take the lead. d. to provide as little intervention as necessary. e. None of the above are goals of a Person-Centered group.