A key strength of reality therapy is that it provides clients with tools to make the changes they desire.
a. true
b. false
Answer: a. true
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Contemporary reality therapy is grounded in the principles of
a. behavior therapy. b. experiential therapy. c. object-relations therapy. d. the existential/phenomenological orientation.
Relational psychoanalysis incorporates four assumptions no other psychodynamic school shares. Which of the following is NOT one of the views?
a. The analyst maintains objective neutrality b. The analyst has deep, personal influence on the client c. The analyst is a subjective participant d. The analyst cannot guarantee a predictable environment
Release of public health information to law enforcement is allowed only
A. with a subpoena from the office of the district attorney. B. when it is needed to identify or apprehend an escapee or violent criminal. C. when the client has been forcibly committed for mental illness. D. None of the above.
Carol Gilligan's landmark work, In a Different Voice, called for:
a. ceasing the oppressive use of psychotherapy to treat women. b. the conduct of psychotherapy by women for women. c. integration of a female perspective into psychological theory and science. d. equal rights for women in the workplace.