Individuals who struggle with borderline personality disorder and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are excellent candidates for silence and solitude.
a. true
b. false
b. false
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During the closing stage of a group, that is, the last session or two, it is common to have a few loose ends that still need to be tied up before the members can comfortably leave the group. Therefore, it is important for the leader to allow time for this because unfinished business can interfere with the sense of closure and may leave one or more members with unresolved issues
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Caleb and Kathy are two preadolescent children who live with their father, a construction worker, and mother who had to give up her job because of her alcoholism. The family has decided to hide her alcoholism from people outside their home. Which of the following is likely to characterize their situation?
a. The delicate homeostasis of the family system is disrupted at high cost to the development and self-esteem of individual family members. b. The delicate homeostasis of the family system is disrupted, but it clears the way for the development and self- esteem of individual family members. c. The delicate homeostasis of the family system is maintained, thus minimizing the cost to the development and self-esteem of individual family members. d. The delicate homeostasis of the family system is maintained but at high cost to the development and self- esteem of individual family members.
Validity
a. Refers to how accurately an instrument measures a given construct b. Refers to consistency of tests from one administration to the next c. Is concerned with the error found in instruments d. Is never reported in terms of the specific test purpose and target population
Reynolds refers to Asian therapies as "quiet therapies," because
a. patients often deal with their thoughts in isolation. b. much silence exists in the therapy session. c. therapists use a soft manner in dealing with patients. d. therapists do not respond, except very briefly, to their patients' statements or questions.