What is the life expectancy of the average American today?
A) 65 years
B) 69 years
C) 78 years
D) none of the above
C
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In the following example, the worker is ________ the client’s thoughts:Client
: “Cruella hates me. All she does is gripe at me. I don’t even want to go near her anymore.” Worker: “You sound upset and hurt at how Cruella yells at you so much. Maybe she’s upset and hurt too. Maybe she feels you’re avoiding her. If she didn’t care about you, she probably wouldn’t expend so much energy yelling at you and trying to get your attention.”
a. Regurgitating b. Rewinding c. Reversing d. Reframing
Studies that use non-probability sampling techniques never produce useful findings
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Philip Zimbardo, who conducted the now-classic Stanford Prison Experiment in 1971, addresses the perplexing issue of how average, decent people become perpetrators of evil. He calls this
a. the Abu Ghraib phenomenon. b. the Lucifer effect. c. the Devil's workshop. d. the Stanford Prison Experiment Phase II.
Open questions can serve to:
a. Clarify certain aspects of the other person’s story b. Make clients tense and defensive c. Provide needed identifying information about the client d. Put the clinician ill at ease