Victor has been enjoying his work with his career counselor, and both of them recently observed that he has been essentially limiting his possibilities through rigid interpretations of his past experiences and a strong desire to make the “right” decision. Victor’s counselor believed that Victor would benefit from accessing the information available to him through his intuitive left-brained
hemisphere. Victor’s counselor asked Victor to relax, close his eyes, and imagine a day in the future that includes his dream job. Victor’s counselor is using a technique known as __________________________.
a. Genuine Daydreaming
b. Guided Imagery
c. Mental Imaging
d. Postmodern Illustration
b
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Which of the following is NOT true of specifiers?
a. They allow clinicians to provide additional information about their clients. b. They describe a relatively homogeneous subgroup of individuals with the disorder. c. They are always based on symptom presentation. d. They may be necessary because of the prototypical approach to diagnosis.
The primary distinguishing characteristic(s) between therapeutic communities and residential treatment is (are):
(a) the adherence to the disease concept in therapeutic communities (b) duration and restrictiveness of treatment (c) the use of confrontation as a therapeutic technique (d) the fact that residential treatment occurs in a hospital
A counselor who receives a legal document asking her to provide information about a client to the court has most likely been given a
a. Court order b. Search warrant c. Subpoena d. Summons
Which of the following is NOT one of the four conditions under which we make the most accurate decisions about personality?
a. When we have good targets. b. When we are good judges. c. When we have good traits. d. When we know good theories. e. When we have good information.