Which of the following is NOT true concerning desirable size for a group?
A) ?It depends on the age of the clients and the type of group.
B) ?It depends on the leader's experience and the type of problems to be explored.
C) ?A group for elementary school children should consist of at least eight to ten members
D) ?A group for adolescents should consist of six to eight members.
C
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weak.
Indicate whether the statement is true or falseIncreased interest in cultural factors in family functioning has led to renewed interest in:
a. genetic differences between men and women b. medication to reduce symptomatology c. spirituality in family life d. none of the above
Samantha is an 8 year old little girl who loves her mother; maybe a little too much
Samantha is most comfortable when she has her mother in her sight. If her mother leaves, even just to go to the next room, Samantha worries something bad might happen. Samantha is constantly worried about getting lost or kidnapped, even when she goes out with her mother. Samantha usually has a stomach ache when she has to go to school and has missed more Mondays than her mother can remember. Samantha has started having repeated nightmares about being separated from her parents so her mother has to leave a light on in her bedroom. Samantha’s diagnosis is:
a) Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder b) Separation anxiety disorder c) Selective mutism d) Stereotypic movement disorder
Advocates for harm reduction argue that
a. in order for clients to achieve success in treatment, they must be willing to completely abstain from substances prior to entering treatment. b. treatment centers must be willing to work with clients dealing with a broad range of substance abuse problems. c. clients must overcome many obstacles to enter treatment, and that if a person is required to be abstinent prior to entering a treatment program, they may never do so. d. treatment must occur where the client resides, rather than in a treatment facility.