In cases of sexual abuse, if the nonabusing parent blames the sexually abused child
a. The child will have a more difficult time coping with his or her experience
b. The parent is just being cautious about getting the real story
c. It makes the child more clear about what happened
d. The parent is probably correct in their caution because children lie
a. The child will have a more difficult time coping with his or her experience
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Identify which of the following statements is true of ambivalence.
a. It is a technique to be added to any treatment of provider’s repertoire. b. It is an assumption how people change and how helpers can facilitate the process. c. It is a natural state about being uncertain about what future holds for them if they move away from what is familiar and have doubts whether their familiar life fits their life goals. d. It is a belief that the client cannot be allowed to make his or her own decisions about drug use.
All of the following are types of integration EXCEPT:
a. common factors. b. assimilative integration. c. systemic treatment selection. d. favorite intervention integration.
In Task 3 Providing support, which of the following does not belong?
A) ?informational B) ?logistical C) ?technological D) ?social
Despite severe maltreatment, some children escape relatively unscathed and develop into well-adjusted happy adults. The term used to describe such children is
a. resilient. b. compliant. c. developed. d. truncated.