What are three myths that perpetuate corporal punishment?
What will be an ideal response?
Students can name any three out of the ten. Examples include: spanking works better, spanking is needed as a last resort, spanking is harmless, spanking a few times would not cause harm, parents cannot stop without training, if you do not spank children will be badly behaved, parents only spank for serious problems, when children are teens parents do not spank, without spanking verbal abuse occurs, and it is unrealistic to expect spanking to stop.
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a. consciousness-raising b. critical incident stress debriefing c. solution focused debriefing d. job support
In the role of advocacy, counselors
A. design services. B. deliver services. C. evaluate services. D. convince stakeholders of the importance of services.
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a. Interpersonal b. Independent c. Intrapsychic d. Interpsychic
Which of the following represents the best description of a DIQ?
a. z(Mean) + SD (M = 15, SD = 100) b. z(Mean) + SD (M = 100, SD = 15) c. z(SD) + Mean (M = 15, SD = 100) d. z(SD) + Mean (M = 100, SD = 15)