A primary function of the Gestalt leader is to
a. make interpretations for the members.
b. serve as a blank screen to foster transference.
c. suggest experiments that will lead to heightening experiencing.
d. confront clients' irrational thoughts.
c
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Dual diagnosis refers to:
a. A condition with pathology is dueling for control of a client's life b. Client meets the criteria for two separate disorders concurrently c. Client was previously diagnosed with a disorder and it has resurfaced for the second time d. A client specifically has a personality disorder and a substance abuse disorder at same time.
Why is it important to keep the evidence-based counseling movement and research in perspective?
a. The evidence-based counseling approach aims to debunk the current theories in search of one grand theory. b. The evidence-based counseling approach is important because nothing in the field has ever been researched or studied before. c. Research indicates that any counseling, no matter what the theory, is better than no treatment at all. d. Research is yet another thread in the theory debate to confuse counselors in training.
When scoring assessments, clinical judgment:
A) ?must sometimes be used as part of the scoring process. B) ?should not play a role in the scoring process. C) ?should always be used to judge if the scoring is unbiased. D) ?should only be used by expert clinicians.
______is a preventative evidence-based intervention for preadolescent children aged 9–11 in out-of-home placement.
a. Combined Parent-Child Cognitive Behavioral Therapy b. Fostering Healthy Futures c. Cognitive-Behavioral Intervention for Trauma in Schools d. Incredible Years program