Critical incidents such as stereotyping that result from overgeneralized thinking are best handled by confronting on a _______ basis rather than on a cognitive plane.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
personal
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The initial use of qualitative methods was first introduced by ______ in the 1600s and 1700s.
A. Bartley and Smith B. Descartes and Kant C. Erikson and Bartley D. Kant and Smith
Fostering multiculturally meaningful education requires school counselors to embrace and articulate the following five aspect of safety, which are:
academic, emotional, social, behavioral, and physical safety. Academic, career, and personal/social safety. Academic, co-curricular, social, and developmental safety. Educational, transitional, remedial, and environmental safety
Disaggregated means
a. data can be analyzed by looking at differences among groups. b. results in the outcomes study do not meet the expected results. c. stakeholders found many priorities differing from those of the professional counselor. d. All of the above.
What is the difference between warning signs and risk factors?
a. Warning signs may develop before or after a crisis event, whereas risk factors only develop after a crisis event b. Warning signs are indicators that a person is experiencing stress during and/or after a crisis situation, whereas risk factors are characteristics combined with the statistical likelihood that people with similar profiles in similar situations will experience a crisis c. Warning signs can be alternated whereas risk factors are permanent d. Warning signs refer to suicide, whereas risk factors relate to general characteristics of a person or context