Increased communication and high cohesion are often found in the __________group stage
a. performing
b. norming
c. adjourning
d. storming
a. performing
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According to Maslow's theory, since needs exist in a hierarchy,
A. basic needs must be met before higher order needs can be addressed. B. children in war need shelter before food and rest. C. child abuse first endangers belonging needs. D. self-actualization is not good for everyone.
CFAs can be described as ______or ______depending on whether or not they are working within or outside the child welfare system.
a. primarily state, primarily external b. primarily internal, primarily external c. outside, inside d. system, nonsystem
Professionals who believe that suicide prevention is their ethical responsibility would find which of the following statements to be FALSE?
a. Once a counselor determines that a significant risk does exist, appropriate action must be taken. b. Failure to take action can result in the therapist’s being held liable. c. Therapists should consider decreasing the frequency of the counseling sessions, so as not to create dependency in the client. d. Therapists should develop a therapeutic contract with suicidal clients. e. Therapists should not make themselves the only person responsible for the decisions and actions of their clients.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.A Chinese therapist may often give clients profound ideas for them to think about over time, aimed at final healing rather than temporary relief. 2.While interventions may help clients change individual behaviors, more often than not they ignore the social and cultural realities that may contribute to these behaviors. 3.In multicultural counseling it can be said that proper communication is very much determined by the counselor, not by context. 4.Self-disclosure is a desirable counseling goal that should be expected of all clients. 5.Giving consideration to culture-centered adaptations is one of the ways in which counselors can develop a multicultural professional identity.