Blustein's relational theory of working shows how relationships can provide individuals
a. a way to get promoted to a new position.
b. a means to network with others.
c. a way to find others to substitute for you when you need to miss work.
d. a feeling of self worth.
D
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What act was notable for strengthening programs for underserved populations and continues to be the vehicle for counseling authorization in schools today?
a. The Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act b. The Perkins Act c. The Underserved Counseling Act d. American Counseling Association Act
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. The classification of PTSD in DSM 5 includes the symptoms of negative alterations in cognitions and mood. 2. According to Gabbard, the most common cause for PTSD is the sudden and unexpected death of a loved one.According to Gabbard, the most common cause for PTSD is the sudden and unexpected death of a loved one. 3. A child suffering from exposure to a trauma exhibits behaviors that are similar to those seen in abused children. 4. The primary reason why survivors of Hurricane Sandy and Hurricane Katrina had different perceptions of their experiences was because of the number of people who were affected. 5. Gun violence is regarded by some as a form of domestic terrorism.
In this stage of home-based therapy, the therapist uses a particular theoretical orientation to reach the treatment goals
a. Beginning phase b. Transition stage c. Middle phase d. Final stage
Why do existential therapists extensively adapt techniques from other theories?
existential therapy can go to learn techniques specific to the theory. b. Existentialists essentially see themselves as eclectic. c. Existential therapists see their own flexibility as a sign of their own adaptation of existential principles. d. Existentialism began as a philosophical position and philosophies do not require techniques. e. All of the relevant techniques had already been developed and adopted by other theorists.