What is culture?
What will be an ideal response?
Culture may be defined as the sum of intergenerationally transmitted lifestyles, behavior patterns, and products of a people that involve their language music, art, and artifacts, beliefs, values, history, eating preferences, customs, and social rules (Harper & McFadden, 2003). People learn their cultures through a process of enculturation; that is, they learn skills needed to function in a particular society. The family and the community are the major transmitters of culture.
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Symptoms, according to Satir, occur when people:
a. keep focused on past interactional cycles b. cannot envision a future filled with hope c. go along with family rules that might damage self-worth d. get caught in a homeostatic pattern that privileges the other person
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. A client presents after conviction for his or her second “drunk driving” conviction. During the assessment process, he or she also reveals he or she had a disciplinary action while in the military for driving a vehicle on base while intoxicated. This would not be counted as a third “drunk driving” conviction because it did not appear on his or her civilian driving record. 2. One way for many substance abusers to avoid acknowledging that their substance use patterns are interfering with their ability to hold a regular job is to remain self-employed. 3. When making a diagnosis of a substance use disorder, the client’s motivation for seeking treatment services is considered irrelevant and inconsequential. 4. It is important to diagnose an individual based solely on the results of his or her SUDs screening to eliminate any potential influence of assessor bias. 5. An important rule for assessing and diagnosing an individual is to always assume deception unless proven otherwise.
Two different types of populations include:
a. Target population and the observable population b. Observable population and the accessible population c. Target population and the accessible population d. Accessible population and the intended population
The publication format of the Journal of Mixed Methods Research recommends “related methodological” issues be placed in which section of a research paper?
a. Results b. Introduction c. Discussion d. Review of the literature e. Methods