Why might it be the case that behavior therapy, overall, works best for children?
What will be an ideal response?
Children may not be advanced enough cognitively to benefit from cognitive or psychodynamic therapies; they may not have developed social skills enough to benefit from interpersonal therapies, and because of their lack of control over their environment, family therapies will only be effective to the extent that other members of the family are involved. However, behavior therapies are more simplistic. (Other answers possible; this isn’t discussed in the text, it would be conjecture).
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What will be an ideal response?
What is the use of the term dichotomies in transpersonal psychology?
a. Growth is associated with learning to live with the anxiety associated with dichotomies in a person’s life. b. Growth is the healing of a series of dichotomies within the individual. True consciousness sees the unity of apparent opposites. c. Growth is associated with exaggerating a series of dichotomies within the individual so that the client can identify with what is good or socially acceptable. d. The counselor needs to understand the conflicting demands that affect the client so that they can better problem-solve. e. Dichotomies are not a focus of transpersonal therapy because they are considered trivial. The client needs to focus on spirituality.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Literature on multicultural counseling did not thrive until the 1960’s due to reasons such as segregation, racism, and discrimination in society. 2. Assimilation counseling was found to be effective for individuals of diverse heritages. 3. The Association for Multicultural Counseling and Development (AMCD) was called the Association of Non-White Concerns (ANWC) in the past. 4. The MCCs are arguably one of the most substantial developments in counseling and psychology. 5. Social justice counseling is new to the counseling profession with it entering the field in the 1990’s.
Automaticity in observing group work can be developed through
a. Feedback b. Objectivity c. Setting realistic goals for improvement d. Repetition