Using the medical or disease model as a template, the addictions
a. can be arrested, but never cured.
b. can only be cured if the person does not relapse in the first 5 years of the recovery program.
c. can only be considered resolved if the person has not developed any concurrent medical problems before starting abstinence.
d. and their resolution depend on the assessment of those around the individual.
a. can be arrested, but never cured.
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a. Pre-suppositional questions b. Coping questions c. The Miracle question d. Scaling questions
The earliest Arab immigrants to the United States were
a. well-educated and Christian. b. well-educated and Muslim. c. poorly-educated and Christian. d. poorly-educated and Muslim.
A counselor should examine their personal motivations, beliefs, and values because:
a. It is a way to build a relationship with a client b. It is important to recognize and filter these when working with clients who have different motivations, beliefs, and values c. The counselor might need to change their entire belief system if it does not match the client d. It might be affecting your personality in a negative way
The World-of-Work map is uses Holland's typologies plus a data, people things and ideas rubric to classify occupations
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.