Social and behavioral scientists are completing a survey on existential psychotherapy. They hope to
better understand the correlations between existential interventions and mental health outcomes.
In
particular, the researchers want to understand how the construct "existential vacuum" is defined and
implemented by therapists, and how it is related to outcomes. Given this vignette, what knowledge is
important for a data collector to possess prior to administering the survey?
a) Definition of existential vacuum
b) Background demographics of psychotherapists
c) Data analysis
d) Biases of multidisciplinary team
a
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b. only accepting parents who are drug-free. c. requiring abstinence after treatment from parents. d. assigning recovery coaches to parents.
Deinstitutionalization resulted in a 75% decrease in the number of people in state mental health institutions from 1955
to 1980
a. True b. False
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Confidentiality is deemed paramount in the treatment of clients. Is most true to say:
A. A consent form is necessary for the counselor to divulge certain details to the panel. B. Case managers must watch what they say. C. Professionals are generally allowed to speak freely. D. The client should be consulted beforehand if there are any details he or she wishes to withhold.