Addictive behavior is seen as a:
a. Escape from reality
b. Need for control
c. Surrogate selfobject
d. Poor attachment
c. Surrogate selfobject
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Glasser urges that behavior problem-solving meetings be used frequently to change a child's behavior and teach new ways of behaving
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The most commonly used methods of descriptive statistics are: _______________ and _______________ .
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Many state licensure laws function as
a. title acts. b. practice acts. c. Both of the above. d. None of the above.
If a client is found to be seriously thinking of killing or gravely harming some specific other person who can be identified by the crisis worker, the worker is required to consider the duty to warn implications
a. as specifically indicated in the client's scores on the Triage Assessment Scale. b. according to rules found in Schneidman's Serial Characteristics formulation. c. as dictated by case law in the Tarasoff case. d. because it is morally and ethically right to do so.