After sharing information about one's family in a graduate class on family systems, the instructor asks each student to write down on a piece of paper the student with whom they most identify. The instructor then maps out the responses on the board. The instructor is using which of the following techniques?
a. A rating scale
b. An observational technique
c. A behavior checklist
d. A feeling word checklist
e. A sociometric technique
ANSWER: e
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Because elementary school aged children have not yet had the opportunity to explore career options fully, counselors should
A. act quickly to present them with a career path. B. urge them to develop a career path. C. work toward counteracting environmental factors that pressure students to commit prematurely to occupational options. D. not focus on the career needs of elementary aged children.
What is the most commonly used diagnostic system in mental health settings?
A) ?Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-Fifth Edition (DSM-5) B) ?International Classification of Diseases-Tenth Edition (ICD-10) C) ?American Psychiatric Association Manual (APAM) D) ?Mental Health Diagnostic System (MHDS-5)
What particular term is used to refer to the presence of mental disorders among individuals with intellectual disability (ID)?
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