"Omar, your sister Sophia seemed to be a very important part of your life. If she was here now, how do you think she would understand what was happening?
a. re-membering
b. re-authoring
c. re-evaluating
d. re-authoring
e. scaffolding
A
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Anna needs to take her father to and from medical appointments while she tries to manage the demands of her own full-time job. She goes to the employee assistance counselor at work for help in coping with the demands of her situation. The counselor understands that the demands on Anna are too great given her available resources, a phenomenon called a. role buffering. b. role confusion. c. role strain. d. role multiplicity.
Information on gender and pay shows that
a. men tend to earn more while women earn less. b. women tend to earn more while men earn less. c. women tend to enter highly paid professions. d. women receive high salaries early in their careers.
Piedmont (2006) suggested that professional counselors can use traits approaches in which of the following ways?
a. Matching treatments to clients. b. Making differential diagnoses. c. Establishing empathy and rapport. d. All of the above.
Sexual relationships with individuals with whom psychologists have a current professional relationship are __________ unethical.
a. sometimes b. always c. never d. occasionally