What is the role of the therapist in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy?
What will be an ideal response?
To teach clients mindfulness and acceptance skills, to guide the client through 6 core processes.
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Which of the following negotiator statements would seem best for an inadequate-type hostage taker?
A) ?"Face it, this is another in a long line of screw-ups, do you want to wind up dead over it? Because that's a high probability if you don't come out now." B) ?"You seem really frustrated, could it be that overall, life hasn't treated you very well?" C) ?"I understand you're an important man and you want the world to know it. I believe I can get you an appointment with the mayor, but I'll need for you to set some meeting times." D) ?"It seems like you're really upset about something. Is this usually how you handle being upset?"
Which of the following is not an intervention typically used in structural family therapy as developed by Salvator Minuchin?
(a) experiments (b) reframing (c) mapping (d) reenactment
According to your text, cocaine’s pleasurable effects are thought to reflect its ability to _________ in the brain.
a. force the release of dopamine from neurons in the reward system b. force the release of acetylcholine from neurons involved in the reward cascade c. block the reabsorption of acetylcholine in the limbic system after release d. produce metabolites with psychoactive effects
Longitudinal studies of those with ASD have indicated which of the following?
a. that deficits in social communication tend to precede restricted, repetitive behaviors or interests b. that restricted, repetitive behaviors or interests tend to precede deficits in social communication c. that deficits in social communication tend to be more long lasting than restricted, repetitive behaviors or interests d. that deficits in restricted, repetitive behaviors or interests tend to be more long lasting than deficits in social communication