_________ is a formalized and structured method of self-reflection intended to provide clients with understanding about their relationship with others and themselves. And through these, an awareness of the clients' existence will evolve
a. Multicultural Counseling and Therapy (MCT)
b. Afrocentric theory
c. Naikan
d. Culturally responsive counseling
c
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The correlation of scores for two different versions of the same instrument is known as which type of reliability?
a. Repeated measures b. Internal consistency c. Alternate forms d. Test-retest
_____________ characterizes the first stage of ineffective behavior
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
What did Adler add to the nature versus nurture debate?
a. He did not address the impact of context on mental and social functioning. Therefore, his contributions were solely in the area of genetics. b. He did not address either genetics or context on mental and social functioning. c. He was not interested in either genetics or the contexts of his clients’ lives. Rather, he indicated that adults were responsible for their own behaviors. d. He did not emphasize the impact of genetics on mental and social functioning. e. He helped to conduct research that firmly established the influence of genetics on psychological functioning.
According to the I CAN START model, contextual assessment refers to
a) Observations the counselor makes in the context of treatment b) Other issues the client is facing surrounding the primary diagnosis c) Factors such as demographics, family dynamics/support, and current struggles d) Using formal and informal assessment to aid in case conceptualization