What are common factors?
a. Conditions and processes that facilitate positive change
b. Processes and resources that facilitate positive change
c. Conditions and processes that all clients experience
d. Processes and resources that are found in practice settings
A
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A. Summative B. Experimental C. Quasi-Experimental D. Formative
A narrative therapist is working with a 17-year-old client, Alexa, and her mother regarding Alexa's struggles with an eating disorder. As therapy has progressed, and the therapist has worked with Alexa to separate her from her problem, the therapist might phrase a middle-phase goal in therapy in which of the following ways?
A) Increase instances of defiance in response to anorexia's directions to not eat. B) Increase food intake from less than one time daily to three times daily in six weeks. C) Reduce the rigid patterns that fuel the anorexic behavior. D) Reduce the negative contact between Alexa and the anorexia.
When are online survey research services, such as Qualtrics, most likely to produce misleading results?
a. When the research calls for using a questionnaire rather than an interview b. When doing qualitative rather than qualitative research c. When internet access is lacking in the population being studied d. When using contingency or filter questions
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Ekerdt argues that in newly retired individuals, the work ethic is transformed into a “busy ethic” and an “ideology of pensions.” 2. The “busy ethic” provides moral continuity to the transition from work to retirement. 3. A “creative retirement” is accessible primarily to those who are privileged. 4. Creative retirement” has more to do with how people choose to spend their time in retirement than with how they experience, feel, and think about the ways they are engaged with others. 5. According to Manheimer, people who choose to retire creatively should first be concerned with what gives them satisfaction.