Patsy, a professor of microbiology, takes a leave of absence to have a child, but several years later resumes her academic career. She is engaging in a(n):
a. second career
b. modified second career
c. interrupted career
d. intermittent career
C
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The Coreys identify all of the following as "myths and misconceptions about love," except for the assertion that
a. love implies constant closeness. b. we fall in and out of love. c. love is an active choice. d. love is exclusive.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. The first important “right-to-die” law was passed with the Oregon Death with Dignity Act. 2. U.S. common law holds that people have a right to accept or reject medical treatment. 3. Termination of life-sustaining treatment is not homicide, suicide, or assisted suicide according to court decisions. 4. Recent polls by Harris and Gallup reveal that a majority of people believe that adults diagnosed with terminal illnesses should not have a right to a peaceful death through medical means. 5. The majority of older people do not feel sad or unhappy most of the time.
According to the text, explicit agreements between a practitioner and client include all of the
following EXCEPT: A) Problems of living that will be the focus of counseling B) Randomly assigning a rank to the problems of living that will be addressed C) The duration of services including the cost and number of sessions D) Listing the problems in order of concern.
Telling the client that "everything will be okay" can have all of the following impacts EXCEPT:
A) ?Making the client feel that his or her concerns are not important. B) ?Leading the client to feel misunderstood or disrespected. C) ?Motivating the client to solve his or her problems. D) ?Discouraging the client from sharing additional information with the practitioner.