Which of the following are key components in functional behavior assessments?
(a) Identifying a thought; replacing the thought with a more rational thought; understanding the impact on the thoughts on behavior
(b) Providing a consequence to a behavior; teaching skills training;
understanding thought monitoring
(c) Identifying a specific target behavior; understanding the purpose of the behavior; determining which factors maintain the behavior
(d) Identifying a specific target behavior; providing reinforcement or punishment; determining which consequence is influenced
(c) Identifying a specific target behavior; understanding the purpose of the behavior; determining which factors maintain the behavior
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What will be an ideal response?
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List and describe the six ethical principles, and give an example of how each may be applied to a counseling situation
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Which of the following is most correct:
a. DBT therapists strive to avoid serving as intermediaries between other professionals on behalf of their clients b. DBT therapists take an active role in serving as intermediaries between other professionals on behalf of their clients c. clients in DBT therapy are prevented from taking an active role as an intermediary between their therapist and other professionals d. b and c are both correct