Functional analysis, a term from Behaviorism, is used to _____
a. Understand a problem, including its antecedents and consequences
b. Introduce components of Freudian analysis into Behaviorism
c. Complete assessments and analyses of client's outcomes in counseling
d. All of the above
a
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a. repression b. regression c. projection d. reaction formation
A counselor is working with a teenage client who finds herself ruminating obsessively about what would happen if her parents decided to get a divorce. These negative thoughts cycles are causing her considerable distress and are making it hard for her to focus in school. What cognitive technique might be most useful for this client to help her break out of these cycles when they occur?
a. Cognitive rehearsal b. Thought stopping c. Cognitive disputation d. Shame attack exercises
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The severity of clients’ presenting issues can be simply understood as the combination of ____
A. distress, frequency, and uncontrollability B. distress, resources, and uncontrollability C. resources, frequency, and predisposition D. resources, predisposition, and attitude