Why is basing CPM on a standard of harm problematic?
What will be an ideal response?
This is problematic for a few reasons. First, it means that it is impossible to keep the harm from happening. More importantly, it makes this behavior hard to capture, as harm does not always become immediately evident with this form of abuse. Lastly, just because it has not yet caused harm, does not mean that it will not cause harm if it continues. The behavior itself is still abusive.
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a) Persecutory b) Jealous c) Grandiose d) Erotomanic
____________ is used to identify and modify unhelpful beliefs and styles of thinking.
a. Psychoeducation b. Emotional skills training c. Behavioral skills training d. Cognitive skills training
From a multicultural perspective, a White American ethnic adolescent who experiences isolation from peers and feels that she does not fit in anywhere may be experiencing
a. a conflict between personal values and cultural values. b. a loss of privilege due to rejecting his or her culture. c. White guilt. d. acculturation issues.
The definition of “culture” in the text is used to refer to:
A. only racial and ethnic minorities. B. the disadvantaged populations. C. groups defined by their shared norms, rituals, traditions, and beliefs. D. anthropologically distinct groups that speak a common language.