The degree of stress produced in a family depends on the
a. Source, type, duration, and density of the stressor event
b. Timing, intensity, and duration of the stressor event
c. Timing, the cultural background, and strength of family
d. Source, strength of family, cultural supports, and intensity of the stressor event
a. Source, type, duration, and density of the stressor event
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Technological changes in our society have resulted in
a. an increase in occupations requiring less skills and training. b. an upgrading of occupations requiring more skills and training. c. humans replacing many computers and robots in the workforce. d. robots now designing, creating, and operating many machines.
In the warm-up exercise “Train Station” group members get “rejected” by others in the group and learn
a. nothing else in the group can be any more embarrassing b. rejection hurts c. group leaders will protect them d. this icebreaker gives them a chance to reflect on acceptance
____________ clients may demonstrate an upright body position, frowning, and a louder or forced vocal tone; the mouth and jaws may be tense and lips tightened, and the fists clenched or palms down
A) ?Sad B) ?Mad C) ?Scared D) ?Disgusted
The more recent paradigm shift in the conceptualization of health and disability drew focus away from the
a. medical model. b. cognitive-behavioral model. c. neurological model. d. rehabilitation model.