The classical organization theory that emphasizes structure of an organization and is "means to an end" in nature is:
a. the bureaucratic method.
b. the systems view.
c. the human relations approach.
d. none of the above.
A
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A. a true experiment B. a quasi-experimental design C. a controlled experiment D. a field experiment
A cluster of symptoms including somatic distress, feelings of guilt, hostility, disorganization, and behavior changes experienced by the surviving family members of nearly 500 individuals who died in a tragic event in the 1940s was labeled "acute grief." A disorder that is described in the DSM that seems to parallel acute grief is
A. acute stress disorder. B. posttraumatic stress disorder. C. adjustment disorder. D. bereavement.
When an individual is predisposed under stress to misinterpret information in a biased fashion, cognitive theory would state that the individual is exhibiting a:
a. cognitive vulnerability. b. primal mode. c. cognitive profile. d. sociotropic personality.
Which of the following is one reason for helpers using the Skilled Helper approach to remain flexible in its use?
A. Clients who have the same issues need to be helped in the same way. B. Clients start and proceed through the helping process is more or less the same way. C. Clients engage in each stage and task of the model differently. D. In actual practice, the stages and tasks of the model occur in more or less the same way.