A random group of research participants was given a list of everyday hassles to rate for how often they occurred and how severe the hassle had been over the past month.
a. This research was considered exemplary because it captured the complexity of people’s experiences with this type of stressor
b. This research was conducted by feminist scholars
c. This research is considered flawed because it demonstrated a lack of ability to capture the complexity
d. This research is considered to be a qualitative study
c. This research is considered flawed because it demonstrated a lack of ability to capture the complexity
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How is transitioning a student to independence most commonly undertaken?
A) ?A mutually developed transition plan will help the student assume independence and control B) ?When parents no longer see the need for counseling and direct that it be stopped C) ?It is understood that after 12 sessions, counseling is completed D) ?When teachers and administrators agree that ‘counseling is working' E) ?It occurs as the school year draws to a close
Multimodal therapy is a therapeutic approach that is grounded on:
a. ? cognitive behavior therapy. b. ? social cognitive learning theory. c. ? applied behavior analysis. d. ? operant conditioning.
The way that an individual construes life, himself or herself, and his or her place in the world is known, in Adlerian terms, as an individual’s
a. private logic b. social interest c. family constellation d. public logic
Dr. Thompson is working with Mr. Martinez, a middle-aged Latino client. At the beginning of the fifth session, Mr. Martinez gave Dr. Thompson a small souvenir that he brought back from his recent travels to visit family. What should Dr. Thompson do?
A. thank Mr. Martinez and accept the gift B. thank Mr. Martinez but give it back because it made Dr. Thompson uncomfortable C. thank Mr. Martinez but give it back because of the guidelines set forth by the American Psychological Association D. transfer Mr. Martinez to another counselor