Using both formal and informal assessment tools:
A) ?is optimal because the strengths of one method complement the other and provide an in-depth analysis of the client.
B) ?is not recommended because it can get too confusing for the counselor to interpret.
C) ?can compromise the quality of the assessment due to subjectivity in interpretation.
D) ?can be very helpful, but is often not pragmatic in most clinical situations.
A
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Which of the following is NOT a piece of evidence discussed in the text for the role of the amygdala in ASD?
a. Increasing activity to the amygdala, through electroconvulsive therapy, produces increased sociability in individuals with ASD. b. People with ASD showed reduced amygdala activity as they attempted to infer the mental states of others. c. People with ASD often show reduced amygdala volume relative to healthy controls. d. Humans with damage to the amygdala often display deficits in social understanding that resemble those of high-functioning individuals with ASD.
Twelve-step/self-help groups are not generally compatible with individual counseling services and treatment plans
a. True b. False
One of the more puzzling aspects of therapy and one that escalates to crisis proportions is
a. falling apart over some insignificant task after more difficult ones have been accomplished. b. being psychotic and then taking drugs to enhance the effect. c. the inability to sort out complex past family dynamics because of enmeshment. d. having an undiscovered physical ailment that is causing the presenting psychological problem.
People’s values usually derive from
a. the particular cultural pattern they grew up with. b. the personal insight they gain from therapy. c. their innate sense of right and wrong. d. the moral teachings of religious sects. e. formal educational experiences.