A client providing consent to informed treatment is always a _______ process.
a. Voluntary
b. Involuntary
c. Coerced
d. Forced
a. Voluntary
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A pattern of basic listening skills repeated for each client topic is called
A. a reflection of meaning. B. a nonjudgmental listening cycle. C. a questioning cycle. D. a door opener.
Which of the following is true about validity?
a. It indicates the degree to which scores on an instrument are measured consistently. b. Test scores are trustworthy to the degree that they accurately assess some trait or ability by minimizing randomly occurring testing error. c. Validity is not concerned about verifying what a test is measuring. d. It considers the degree to which test scores measure what the test claims to measure.
Developmental crises for families can be anticipated and planned for
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
How should coercion and peer pressure be handled?
a. Peer pressure should be used to get other members to take risks. b. Because risk taking is a group norm, the readiness of members to take risks need not be considered. c. The group leader should ensure that nobody is coerced to comply with norms that are against their best interests. d. Group members who have taken risks should expect that everyone must follow suit. e. Leaders should embrace the therapeutic advantages of groups and ignore individual rights for the sake of progress in the group.