Why is it good to have a back-up plan for a group session?
What will be an ideal response?
It is good to have a back up plan in case an activity, exercise, or discussion does not go well (p. 72). Additionally, the plan may need to change as the session progresses (p. 84). Having a back up plan helps the leader when members are reluctant to talk about a particular topic
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Advocating constructive action on behalf of those without equal rights is a concept known as _______.
a. challenging systemic inequities within an organization or community b. empowering those who historically have been without a voice c. transforming social institutions d. inviting fuller access to resources and full participation on the part of excluded people
Professional counselors must become familiar with current
a. outcome research. b. philosophies and theories. c. counselor beliefs. d. popular practices among professional counselors.
Erikson (1999) recommended that __________ are responsible for creating the advocacy strategic plan
a. all involved parties b. the most experienced counselors c. a small, core group d. consultants
Mercedes and Carlos are a Latino couple who both work. Last month, Carlos’s mother had a mild stroke and Carlos and Mercedes brought her home from the hospital to live with them, even though there was room at a rehab for Mrs. Moreno. Mercedes quit her part-time job at school to care for Carlos’s mother without a second thought because both she and her husband saw it as their responsibility. This is an example of a cultural value referred to as
a. Machismo b. Familismo c. Filial piety d. Caregiver burden