When a client is angry, the counselor must delineate between fact finding and "grilling." Grilling has the potential to be construed as:
A. An attempt to prove the client wrong
B. An attempt to confuse the client
C. A me-vs.-you approach
D. An attempt to demean the client
A
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Research on the sexual activity of adolescents indicates that
a. over one quarter of all adolescents have experienced sexual intercourse by the 10th grade. b. over half of all adolescents have experienced sexual intercourse by the 12th grade. c. over one-third of all adolescents have experienced sexual intercourse by the 12th grade. d. over 90% of all adolescents have experienced sexual intercourse prior to completing high school.
Which of the following would best illustrate the "program" as the unit of analysis in
research?
a. a study of community mental health agencies in terms of the impact of heavy caseloads on client satisfaction b. a needs assessment survey in which the ability of families to cope with disability is assessed c. a survey of people's attitudes toward those who receive public assistance d. an evaluation of the effectiveness of boot camps in comparison with other sentencing options such as traditional incarceration or probation
The experimental group is the group that receives:
A. The dependent variable B. The most improvement C. No treatment of any kind D. The treatment
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
The skill of pointing out strengths is about letting the client know that you expect them to succeed.