The Case of Bud presents the story of a seriously disturbed young man who did amazing things as he recovered. What did he do?
a. Found on-going support.
b. None of these choices.
c. Found on-going support and made a career out of helping others.
d. Made a career out of helping others
c
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Which of the following are Adlerian educational principles that he and his followers advocated in the United States?
a. Strict rules and immediate, consistent discipline. b. Focusing on basic cognitive achievement over other talents and skills. c. Democratic rules, individual responsibility, encouragement, social awareness, and natural consequences rather than punishment. d. Helping children less fortunate than themselves is important to young people's growth. e. Motivation by rewarding positive behaviors.
____________________is usually thought of as the leader's emotional responses to members that are a result of the leader's own needs or unresolved issues.
a. unfinished business b. countertransference c. transference d. sublimation
Concepts of conservation and reversibility of operations are important in Piaget’s __________ stage of development.
a. preoperational b. concrete operational c. formal operational d. sensorimotor
Higher rates of diabetes among African Americans are often attributed to
a. Diet b Hypertension due to the stresses of racism c. Delayed treatment d. Inadequate screening