A program designed to rehabilitate those afflicted with severe mental disorders would be an example of:
A) primary prevention.
B) secondary prevention.
C) tertiary prevention.
D) quaternary prevention.
C
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What will be an ideal response?
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Evidence-based practice is the employment of the treatment with the most positive research on outcome regardless of whether this treatment favors the client’s preferences or the practitioner’s expertise.
The emergence of the American belief that anyone can be successful if they work hard enough developed during this time period. How did this thinking justify the development of a leisure class? In what ways was the perspective of this time period
ignoring of reality? In what ways does this belief still prevail today and how does it guide modern policy and political thinking? What will be an ideal response?
Anthony DeGrassi asked 200 students about individual forms of physical exercise they have seriously tried
He asked questions about: (1) bicycling, (2) swimming, (3) jogging/long-distance running, and (4) weight training [free-weights or exercise machines]. When he looked at the results he found that a large majority of those who tried weight training previously had tried bicycling, swimming, and jogging. At the same time, joggers usually had tried swimming and bicycling, but not weight lifting. Also, many of those who bicycle had never tried any other form of exercise listed. With this type of result, what scaling technique should you recommend he use to organize the information? A) Borgadus Social Distance Scale B) semantic differential C) Harrison's scale D) Likert scale E) Guttman scaling