Kelly's theory is more popular abroad, where it is considered to be especially relevant in
a) academic settings.
b) private clinical practice.
c) psychiatric facilities.
d) the workplace.
Answer: d) the workplace.
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a) True b) False
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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children under the age of 18. Which of the following concerns is most likely to be a reality? A) Due to their stage of development, the researcher should expect that the adolescents may be as, or more vulnerable to distress than the younger children. B) Due to their stage of development, it is likely the youngest children in the study will be more distressed, and the adolescents least stressed. C) The adolescents, in particular, will not be concerned with how their results will be kept confidential. D) Because the study variables cannot be reliably assessed, the risks of this study outweigh its benefits.