Which of the following is NOT one of the main differences between structural family therapy and the Maudsley Hospital approach for treating anorexia nervosa?
a. Only structural family therapy involves the parents.
b. Only the Maudsley Hospital approach centers on the eating disorder symptoms.
c. Only the Maudsley Hospital approach seeks initially to give the parents more control over the child’s life, through monitoring her eating behaviors.
d. Only structural family therapy involves groups of parents discussing the eating disordered behavior of their children.
c. Only the Maudsley Hospital approach seeks initially to give the parents more control over the child’s life, through monitoring her eating behaviors.
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a. The helping relationship should be terminated immediately b. The helper should express disappointment c. The helper should re-address the goal and help the client understand how change can be made d. The helper should walk out of the counseling session
The __________ publishes the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
a. American Counseling Association b. Association for Assessment in Counseling and Education c. American Psychological Association d. American Psychiatric Association