This type of therapist response focuses on how life will be like when the problem is no longer present
a) Compliments
b) Miracle focus
c) Exception focus
d) Scaling focus
B
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The belief that social movements develop in response to some form of societal stress such as social inequality, social isolation, or conflicts in cultural beliefs is central to ______.
A. strain theory B. social reform C. cultural framing perspective D. political opportunity perspective
The authors give several examples of structured techniques to use in group counseling. The directive to “pick someone in group to imitate for a few minutes” is an example of what directive technique?
a. To lessen tension or anxiety b. To motivate a group c. To deepen the level of interaction d. To create some fun
Which of the following is NOT true about the MMPI?
a. It is the most widely used diagnostic personality test. b. The MMPI-II has close to 600 items. c. One should have taken at least a basic graduate testing course and a course in psychopathology to administer it. d. An adolescent version has been developed. e. Its focus is on personality disorders (Axis II disorders of DSM-IV-TR).
What is the role of physical exercise in transpersonal models of counseling?
a. Transpersonal models focus on more sedentary interventions such as interviewing, meditation and yoga. b. Physical conditioning is part of the transpersonal attitude of blending of mind and body. c. Clients are advised to first improve their states of mind. Then they can undertake adjustments to diet and exercise. d. Transpersonal counselors use highly structured programs that include exercise, yoga, meditation, diet, and weekly counseling sessions. Each client follows the same regimen as each other client.