According to Seligman, an "optimist" sees setbacks as:
A. serving no function.
B. something that is permanent and pervasive.
C. temporary, often confined to a specific situation, and external.
D. something related to an individual's internal personalized flaws.
E. going "two steps back, one step forward."
Answer: C
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Christian privilege is likely _____.
A. • invisible to members of religious minorities B. • invisible to Christians C. • invisible to those who profess no faith D. • obvious to Christians
"I can go shopping alone most of the time, pretty well assured that I will not be followed or harassed" is an example, according to Mullaly, of
a. black privilege b. female privilege c. white privilege d. of the problems faced by ex-convicts
O’Hare’s problem-focused assessment tool:
a. focuses on the client’s presenting challenges or problems in the change process b. is a single resource for collecting mental health dimensions c. utilizes a single data collection method
By design, cognitive-behavioral therapies aim to help clients conform to dominant cultural values, because that is equated with "functional" within a given society. Therefore, therapists need to carefully consider which of the following when using CBFT?
A) Ensuring treatment goals do not clash with cultural values of the client B) Whether or not the expert stance of the therapist is in conflict with a client's cultural values or beliefs C) Ensuring treatment goals do not clash with cultural values of the client and whether or not the expert stance of the therapist is in conflict with a client's cultural values or beliefs D) None of these is correct