In behavioral therapy, what is biofeedback?
a. It is a type of feedback the client can get by asking people who are close to him or her how he or she is perceived (angry, sad, happy, friendly, etc.).
b. Through messages given by measuring devices such as blood pressure cuffs, people can learn to condition the responses of their nervous systems.
c. By meditating, clients can get in touch with their bodies and discover what emotions they feel.
d. By weighing each week, a person who is struggling with weight can reinforce good behavior or extinguish bad behavior.
e. By communicating with nature, people get in touch with their biological selves.
Answer: b
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a. The recipient may not be operating in the client’s best interest b. The recipient may not have the right to review the test results c. The recipient may disagree with the counselor’s results d. The recipient may interpret test results incorrectly
Attention to multiculturalism and its impact on the counseling profession has become so intense that it is described as _________ in psychology.
a. unprecedented b. synergistic c. the fourth force d. monumental
The Code of Professional Responsibilities in Educational Measurement indicates that test users should communicate any:
a. misinterpretations b. rights of privacy c. test biases d. environmental concerns
In multimodal therapy, a BASIC I.D. chart listing the patient's problems is called a:
a. structural profile. b. therapy process profile. c. modality profile. d. eclectic profile of needs.