Some ethical obstacles to practicing case conceptualization with actual clients include concerns about:
a. practicing within one's competencies.
b. confidentiality.
c. duty to warn.
d. detaining against one's will.
e. Two of the above
f. Three of the above
g. All of the above
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According to the Helms (1995), Whites who exhibit intolerance and dislike for individuals of other racial group are in the ___________ stage of White identity development model
a. Pseudo-independence b. Immersion-emersion c. Reintegration d. Autonomy
In the 1990s, Switzerland, by providing supervised injection rooms, had a considerable reduction in drug-related deaths, property crime, and ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which best describes primary prevention?
a. Treating an existing problem. b. Working with persons at-risk for a given problem. c. Trying to prevent a given problem from occurring in a given population in the first place. d. None of the above.
Generally, a clinician conceptualizes cases from a cognitive theoretical framework and uses cognitive and behavioral techniques. However, in a therapy session, an empty chair technique was used. This decision is consistent with:
a. technical eclecticism. b. theoretical integration. c. common factors. d. assimilative integration.