Nash et. Al (2013) have proposed a primary care ethic that reflects a set of values characterized by the following:
a. openness, appreciation, and willingness to engage
b. openness, kindness, and willingness to engage
c. collaboration, kindness, and willingness to engage
d. collaboration, appreciation, and willingness to engage
a. openness, appreciation, and willingness to engage
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A single return to drug or alcohol use after an individual enters recovery is called:
a. Abstinence violation effect b. Prolapse c. Relapse d. Lapse
Kidge Burns states that it is when non solution-focused colleagues see the solution-focused approach being effective with individual cases that these colleagues become motivated to learn more about the approach
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
As the case of Jane illustrates, in the behavioral treatment of depression,
a. in vivo exposure is the treatment of choice for depression. b. attending to target behaviors is not necessary when working with depression. c. systematic desensitization is the treatment of choice with depression. d. when one target behavior is changed, then another one is worked on.
The value of group work includes all of the following EXCEPT
a. universal human themes will not be shared or explored. b. groups offer hope to members that a new kind of life is possible. c. the caring and acceptance within a group can be a powerful healing force. d. groups provide the opportunity for learning from the feedback of many others.