Many therapeutic approaches are incorporating mindfulness and meditation, as well as other contemplative practices, in the counseling process
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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Rationalization is the chronic use of excuses to support both addiction and the feelings of inadequacy that lead to destructive acting and behaving
a. True b. False
The Dowell family has been adjusting to the loss of their youngest child, Lindsay, to cancer. Friends and family surrounded them all throughout Lindsay’s short illness, and the community held benefits to help the family with medical costs. Ms. Dowell spoke to a gathering of friends and community members and said, “We knew that we would get through this hard, sad time because we were not alone and feel that our bond as a family has been strengthened by this loss”. This belief system is referred to as
a. Fatalistic orientation b. Strengths perspective orientation c. Mastery orientation d. Spiritual orientation
Jung believed that the easiest access to the unconscious was through
(a) dreams. (b) the ego. (c) the self. (d) the anima or animus.
Janine, a White counselor, is counseling Jian-Min, a Chinese immigrant who is a member of a small ethnic minority from rural China. There is danger that Janine may interpret cultural differences in Jian-Min as:
A. inferiority. B. paranoia. C. defensiveness. D. psychopathology.