Which of the following is not typical of breast-fed babies?
a. higher obesity rates
b. fewer infections and diseases
c. less diarrhea
d. fewer incidences of sudden infant death syndrome in the first year of life
a. higher obesity rates
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Dr. LaRose is a strengths-based therapist. Which statement would she most likely make?
a. “Helen’s binge eating is the problem, not her.” b. “After the abuse he experienced, he was bound to develop a disorder.” c. “Our therapy goal is to reduce the amount of time my client spends cleaning due to her obsessive-compulsive disorder.” d. “My schizophrenic patient is making no progress.”
A potential concern with homogeneous groups in terms of culture, gender, and other soci-cultural characteristics is that:
A. Members may miss learning about other cultures that can bolster recovery. B. Members may learn too much from other cultures and become confused. C. Members might be less likely to share. D. Members may take for granted the support others in the group need.
What is the goal of narrative counseling?
a. Help people shift from narratives of failure to preferred narratives of hope and meaning b. Help people eliminate human dilemmas c. Help people change their dominant cultural narratives d. Help people understand how societal influences negatively impact one’s own narratives
A counselor using the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator in the context of family counseling would most likely focus on ___________________________ when interpreting the results
A) ?explaining to each family member what his/her MBTI code means B) ?the interactions that occur between family members, using the framework of their MBTI codes C) ?explaining how criss-cross testing works D) ?determining which family member has the wrong MBTI code and does not fit with the other family members