Provide an anxiety hierarchy for someone who has a fear of flying.
What will be an ideal response?
Making plane reservations
Packing luggage
Driving to the airport
Standing in a long line at a crowded ticket counter to have luggage checked
Waiting for boarding
Boarding the airplane
Taxiing of the airplane on the runway
Hearing the airline stewardess give directions about what to do in an emergency
Climbing to a cruising altitude
Ears popping as the airplane ascends
Turbulence throughout the airplane so that it rocks back and forth
Descending and taxiing on the runway
Landing of the airplane and hearing the plane’s wheel come down on the ground
Lining up and waiting for deplaning on arrival
Deplaning the airplane
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a. holistic b. multiplicity c. single diversity d. tripartite
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__________ is a key ingredient in working with youth with complex problems to ensure that policies that perpetuate failure with youth at risk are challenged
A. Advocacy B. Cultural perspective C. Partnerships D. Service integration