Restorative justice and harm reduction are two examples of person-centered approaches.
a. True
b. False
a. True
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Summarizations are used to:
a. Close an interview b. Tie together multiple elements of the client's story, to identify common themes, to focus rambling clients, to moderate the pace of interviews, and to review progress c. Identify problem areas of a client's life, provide a focus for problem solving, set goals, set a timeline for achieving goals, and review progress d. Open an interview, review and focus half-way through, and close an interview
"Politics" describes:
a. The tactics of elected officials such as legislators. b. Efforts by persons in a range of settings to secure their policy preferences by developing and using power resources. c. Campaigns for any elected office. d. Governmental exchanges.
Which term best describes a professional disclosure statement?
A. A statement that describes your ethical guidelines B. A statement about the end results of your helping relationship C. A statement explaining the purpose of the interview, your credentials, the limits of the relationship, your theoretical orientation, legal and ethical concerns, and agency rules D. A statement explaining your theoretical approach, how that approach will be used during the helping relationship, the limitations of that approach, and the effectiveness of that approach
A client tells herself to "take a deep breath" when feeling stressed. This would be considered a __________________
a. positive self-statement b. task-oriented coping statement c. statement to cope with being overwhelmed d. situational coping statement