The MMPI-2 is considered a:
a. intelligence test
b. interest inventory
c. personality inventory
d. neuropsychological screening device.
c
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Read the following case example:
Client: I am so overwhelmed by the responsibilities of work and being a new father. Clinician: Overwhelmed? The clinician's purpose here is to a. accent and explore the client's feelings of being overwhelmed b. question the usefulness of feeling overwhelmed c. get the client to come up with a better definition for the way he is feeling d. focus the client's attention on his use of negative terms
Common side-effects with AD drugs include all of the following except:
a. nausea b. diarrhea c. blurred vision d. vomiting
Which of the following is not one of the reasons presented to avoid why questions?
a) They put the recipient on the defensive b) They come from the therapist's own curiosity c) They are an open question encouraging further exploration d) They can shift the therapist-client relationship to a similar dynamic of a parent-child relationship
Barbara constantly compliments and attempts to flatter her counselor with statements such as "You're such a neat person," "I'm glad that you're my counselor," and "You are the reason that I am feeling better." The best counselor response would be
a. "I'm pleased that you see me in a positive light, but more important is the fact that you are feeling better because you are willing to work on yourself and do the things that are necessary for change." b. "I'm glad that I'm your counselor too. We seem to have a good relationship and I seem to be helping you feel better about yourself." c. "It's good to work with a client who appreciates my efforts." d. "I'm sure you would work well with anyone."