A dilemma is a situation where one must make a difficult choice among two or more alternatives
a. True
b. False
True
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Explanatory studies are designed to find answers to which of the following questions?
a. Are people’s attitudes toward public welfare changing? b. Why are people’s attitudes toward public welfare changing? c. Who watches soap operas? d. All of the above.
Individuals who participate in homosexual behavior but do not violate gender stereotypes, and do not identify themselves as gay or lesbian are rarely the victims of harassment or abuse, thus according to Dowsett,
a. this indicates that most cultures do not really have an issue with homosexuality. b. homophobia is a myth. c. violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered individuals in many parts of the world is based more on behavior that is contrary to traditional gender stereotypes than it is on their sexual activities. d. that it is both the behavior and the gender-based expression that can be problematic in some cultures.
Which of the following is true for solution-focused/solution-oriented therapy?
A. The problem is the problem in or outside of the therapy session and should be treated as such even while seeking solutions that may be difficult to achieve initially B. The problem is a symptom of systemic dysfunction and as such it must be the system that finds the solution C. Problem stories cannot co-exist with solution stories, and the latter only have power when supported and defined by the therapist D. Problem-saturated stories and solution-oriented stories can often co-exist in a single family—even though the “solution” stories may temporarily be ignored, deflected, or discarded
What consideration must be taken into account when determining whether or not a trait is adaptive?
A) cognitive abilities associated with the trait B) the particular environment C) how common the trait is in other species D) whether the trait is biological or behavioral