When individuals accepts their illnesses and have a neutral or positive view of it (low psychological distress) and continued health decline,
a. They still have marital happiness
b. They have poor relationship quality
c. Psychological distress does not impact marital quality
d. The couple experiences higher stress
a. They still have marital happiness
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While exploring background issues in the fourth counseling session, Amy began to cry as she shared the value of her mother’s modeling in her childhood. The most appropriate response from Amy’s counselor would be to _________________________
a. explain to Amy that strong feelings such as this are completely normal b. formally inquire as to why Amy had such a negative reaction c. move quickly to more appropriate strategy such as a values inventory d. allow Amy the time and space to feel and process her emotions
All of the following are differences between counseling groups and inpatient therapy groups EXCEPT this:
a. Counseling groups tend to be relatively short term; therapy groups are designed for individuals needing more long-term care. b. Counseling groups are designed for relatively normal-functioning individuals; therapy groups are suited for more severely disturbed populations. c. Counseling groups focus more on adjustment issues; therapy groups focus more on reeducation through insight. d. Counseling groups create an environment designed to simulate the real world; therapy groups do not. e. Counseling groups focus more on the present; therapy groups focus on the past and the present.
According to Wubbholding (2011a) positive addiction characterizes the _______ stage of healthy, growth progression.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which of the following patterns of drinking is accurately associated with the term "alcoholism"?
a. A lack of tolerance for alcohol b. Frequent short periods of sobriety c. The inability to control the amount one drinks d. Light drinking EXCEPT on weekends