What was the core emphasis of the second interview with Nelida?
A) ?Nelida as an individual
B) ?Nelida's individual responsibilities
C) ?Nelida's individual achievements
D) ?Nelida as a being-in-relation
D
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According to the interaction-process theory put forward by Bales and Burke,
a. Group members focused on task behaviors will create some tension among group members less committed to the task b. Social emotional leadership is provided by group members committed to task achievement c. Negative emotions are expressed twice as often as positive emotions d. The same group members engage in social-emotional and task-oriented behaviors to achieve personal balance
Ray lets his seventeen-year-old son know that he can come talk to him whenever he wishes. He jokes with him about dating and school. This is example of:
a. trying to control the definition of the relationship b. disengaged boundaries c. pretend techniques d. a family that is dealing with three-generational loyalties
A group member who is either seeking attention or is avoiding looking at herself is thought of as a ___________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
__________ service many different people, including those who are incarcerated, individuals with physical disabilities, individuals with mental illness, the developmentally delayed, substance abusers, delinquent youths, and individuals with eating disorders
a. Rehabilitation agencies b. Substance abuse settings c. Residential treatment centers d. Youth services agencies