_________________ emphasizes that children, adolescents, and young adults (up through age 24) taking antidepressants should be closely monitored for adverse side effects of the medication, including suicidal ideation
a. Treatment of Adolescents with Depression Study (TADS)
b. Black box warning label on antidepressant medications
c. SSRI
d. None of the above
b
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Family therapy that asks that the parent's first establish a baseline of the child's behavior is called
a. Adlerian therapy. b. behavior therapy. c. existential therapy. d. structural therapy.
School counselors may be required to provide certain information to parents and school personnel, and they need to do so in a manner that will
a. minimize intrusion of the child’s or adolescent’s privacy and in a way that demonstrates respect for the counselee. b. protect themselves from legal action even if it will be intrusive in the client’s life. c. earn them the respect of their colleagues and the parents. d. best serve the interests of the school district.
The Supreme Court ruling in Jaffe v. Redmond indicated that
a. a societal stigma is still associated with seeking counseling b. counselors can assert privilege on behalf of a client even when the client has waived the privilege c. psychiatrists are more likely to be granted privileged communication on a case-by-case basis than are counselors d. counselors have aduty to warn intended victims of clients who threaten those who are endangered e. communications between ministers and their congregants are usually not privileged
Which of the following may best explain why substance misuse in early adolescence raises the individual’s lifetime risk for SUD?
a. Adolescents are more likely to use marijuana than adults, which acts as a “gateway” to lifelong drug misuse. b. The amygdala region in the brain is not yet developed in adolescence. c. Adolescents use the prefrontal cortex to make decisions more than adults do. d. Memories associated with strong emotions are stronger and more deeply entrenched in adolescence than adulthood.