Emerging/young adults are described as _____, but they really are _____
a. interdependent; independent
b. independent; interdependent
c. immature; inexperienced
d. inexperienced; immature
e. independent; immature
(b-)
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The period encompassing 1900 to 1950 saw the development of all the following counseling movements except __________ — an approach that would not come into existence until the 1960s
A. Psychodynamic B. Directive C. Client-Centered D. Gestalt approach
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. It is best for a divorcing couple not to tell their own families (parents and siblings) everything about their breakup. 2. In the United States, any person with a job does not have to worry about food insecurity or homelessness. 3. Everyone who has suffered loss experiences grief in the same way. 4. Often, what a bereaved parent benefits from the most is being able to say anything in a caring and supportive environment. 5. The crisis worker can help clients accept their loss by encouraging them to release their denial slowly and move toward the expression of grief.
Which of the following would constitute older adult or elder abuse?
a. Margaret, an older adult, shares with her counselor that she is often locked in her room for hours at a time. b. When, John, an older adult, meets with his physical therapist, he smells of sweat and bodily fluids and doesn’t appear to have showered for a while. When asked about it, he says that he doesn’t often receive assistance with showering from staff members at his nursing home and can’t do it himself. c. Sylvia arrives at her medical appointment dehydrated because her caregiver has not given her something to drink in over eight hours. d. All of the above are considered older adult or elder abuse.