In childhood Type II traumas, children rarely misperceive or distort the trauma once brought to awareness. (p. 191)
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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Assessing a client of African descent's level of acculturation includes
a. an assessment of values, cultural practices, and beliefs. b. conceptualizing African clients on the Traditional, Bicultural, Highly Acculturated, and Marginal continuum. c. exploring how connected a client of African descent is to the African American community. d. All of the above.
Which is most likely true about narrative therapists?
a. They believe that theories of personality and psychopathology are helpful in guiding clinicians in the construction of new client narratives. b. They believe that the scientific method can provide clinicians with reliable and stable truths about how people change in therapy. c. They rely on client stories as the basis of their clinical work, and reject dominant theories as poorly suited for understanding individuals. d. They emphasize that therapy should be directed at the development of an integrated narrative that ties together a client's past, present, and future.
According to narrative therapists, the process of change is largely based on:
a. the belief that therapy is a dialogue of discovery that deconstructs past stories and co-constructs new ones. b. the idea that the dominant discourses in clients' families and societies is the best guide for client change. c. a therapist's timely use of their "privileged position" to support new client stories. d. to provide clients with the new words, images or meanings they need to overthrow the tyranny of dominant discourses.
Group members are most likely to accept and internalize group norms when they
a. Enforce behavior outside and inside the group b. Feel a sense of ownership for the norms c. Are told by high-power members to follow them d. Are intermittently enforced