An acronym that is used to describe an advocacy training model is known as the ____________________ model
a. TRAINER
b. SMART
c. IDEAS
d. MEASURE
a. TRAINER
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______ is one of the MOST serious problems with longitudinal research.
A. Internal validity B. External validity C. Attrition D. The cohort effect
A client states: "I know he hates me. Where has the love gone?" Which of the following is a "1.0 response."
a. You really feel sad about the love lost in the relationship. b. You are really upset about the fact that he hates you and the love is lost. c. You feel sad that the relationship is not what you want it to be. d. You should go find someone else. He was probably a bum anyway.
This type of group represents a microcosm of the social structure that exists in the everyday world and offers participants the opportunity to experiment with new behaviors, develop social skills, and get feedback from many diverse sources
a. A homogeneous group b. A heterogeneous group c. An endogenous group d. An androgynous group
What did Beck mean when he used the term core schemas?
a. Parallels of Ellis’ irrational beliefs; they are beliefs that interfere with people’s ability to get what they want in life. b. Irrational beliefs that are related in a network. Beck applied the same set of irrational beliefs to all disorders. c. Beliefs that are used every day to simplify our processing of information. Consistent with Beck’s psychoanalytic training, the beliefs are all in the conscious mind, or the ego. d. The ways in which people conceptualize their innermost selves e. Beliefs that develop from past experiences. They give us consistent ways of looking at situations.