Cooper (2008) suggests that because of the emphasis on uniqueness that leads to the challenge of "mainstream" ideas, ET may be particularly suitable for those who
a. are more traditional
b. prefer a traditional counselor/client relationship
c. have been marginalized
d. have a weak ego structure
C
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__________ are inflexible, general rules, or silent assumptions (beliefs, attitudes, concepts) that develop as enduring concepts from past (early) experiences; form the basis for screening, dis¬criminating, weighing, and coding stimuli; and form the basis for categorizing, evaluating experiences, and making judgments and distorting reality situations.
a. Schemas b. Thought patterns c. Webs d. Patterns
___________ was enacted to protect minor clients’ information and ensure access to treatment.
a. Federal Law 42 CFR b. HIPPA c. FERPA d. Congressional Statue 81.907
To provide a service outside of the realm of medical psychotherapy and then bill it as medical psychotherapy is an example of:
a. sliding fee scales. b. double billing. c. fraudulent billing. d. none of the above.
The person who the family states is the problem is known as:
a. The scapegoat b. The identified patient c. The black sheep d. The unwanted