What are common factors in counseling?
(a) Common set of variables in different forms of therapy that make all therapies
effective.
(b) The variables in counseling that clients view as important.
(c) The characteristics in clients and counselors that makes counseling effective.
(d) The process of orienting clients to counseling so they are more likely to
become successful clients.
(a) Common set of variables in different forms of therapy that make all therapies
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A bimodal distribution is best described as
a. a distribution with two scores that are the same. b. a distribution with two scores of the same and greatest frequency. c. a distribution with two scores of the same frequency. d. a distribution with two scores of the same and lowest frequency.
Which statement best describes the estranged hostage taker?
a. False system of beliefs with hallucinations and delusions. b. Confused and unable to make a decision with reduced energy and affect. c. Aggrieved by the system, bears many "crosses," and has iron-clad belief system. d. Conflicts with society, blames others, is concerned only for him-/herself.
When a counselor uses a systemic treatment selection model, which is designed to identify appropriate treatments and therapeutic relationships for a specific client, which of the following is NOT considered to develop the case conceptualization?
a. Mental Health Diagnosis b. Common Factors c. Resistance level d. Patient Preferences
_________ stated that the purpose statement should include delineation of the variables studied.
a. Burton b. Spaulding c. Lexell d. Moore