In groups, the practitioner should
a. not only look at the person speaking but also scan the other group members.
b. only look at the person who is speaking and give him or her undivided attention.
c. direct all questions to the person who is talking
d. encourage members to refrain from speaking to other members of the group.
a
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The term "disengagement" occurs with all forms of termination of services with clients,
however, it is specifically discussed as part of the process of which of the following models? A) Ego-psychology B) Family therapy C) Behavioral therapy D) Person-centered therapy
Is there a statistically significant difference among the means of these groups?
What will be an ideal response?What will be an ideal response?
A written document that provides information about the way an individual experiences problems, past problem-solving behaviors, developmental stages, and interpersonal relationships is a(n):
A. psychological report. B. educational assessment. C. social history. D. vocational evaluation.
A client abruptly stops coming to therapy after the sixth session. She shows up at the office several weeks later demanding a copy of her records. The social worker does not believe that the information in the record could cause harm to the client, but denies access because the client did not provide any reason for the abrupt termination or reasons for wanting the copies. The actions by the social worker are:
A. Unethical because the client should have access to his or her record under these circumstances B. Ethical because the reason for the release must be disclosed to the social worker C. Ethical because the client terminated without notice D. Unethical because the client is always able to access his or her record under any circumstances