One of the most important ways to help clients achieve a greater sense of adequacy and mastery in their lives is to:
A) ?give them concrete suggestions for change.
B) ?summarize each session thoroughly.
C) ?allow them to take full responsibility for the therapeutic process.
D) ?help them make sense of their emotional reactions.
D
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Internal structure bias may be present if
a. A test systematically over-predicts or under-predicts a group’s performance b. A test’s scores are reliable for one group, but not reliable for another c. A test’s material is more familiar to one group than another d. A test offers an objective standard, reveals disparity, appraises functioning, obtains appropriate programming, and evaluates programs.
The text authors offer four forecasts about the future of psychodynamic psychotherapy. These include all of the following EXCEPT:
a. The primacy of the Oedipal complex will continue to give way to the primacy of early attachments. b. Future training will focus on preparation of brief psychodynamic therapists. c. There will be continued resistance to submitting psychodynamic therapy to empirical study. d. The treatment focus will shift from neurotic disorders to more complex disorders like personality and trauma disorders.
When the decision is made that threat level is high and parents and authorities must be notified, the EVJO may become extremely upset. The best thing the crisis worker generally can do is
a. use "I understand" and "broken record" statements to continuously assure the client is cared for. b. empathically tell the student to get control of himself/herself. c. state clearly and empathically what the consequences will be if you (the worker) don't take action. d. extract a promise that if the client goes willingly, no disciplinary action will be taken.
What is it called when police are required to make an arrest if they have probable cause to believe that IPV has occurred?
a. mandatory arrest policy b. preferred arrest policy c. required arrest policy d. probably cause arrest policy