The book indicates it is not good for the clinician to do too much of the talking in group. Why is this? What skills would you use to widen the discussion when one individual is monopolizing?
What will be an ideal response?
To keep the group moving we should only intervene when necessary. So long as the truth is coming out and people are being open, group is doing well.
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research ethics primarily because: A. the research participants' confidentiality was not respected. B. the researchers offered nothing in return for participants' participation. C. the participants suffered unnecessarily after a cure for syphilis was discovered. D. the researchers deliberately exposed participants to the disease.
Which of the following is false regarding HIV/AIDS?
A. Antiretroviral medications can stop the progression of HIV. B. It is an infectious disease, not a contagious one. C. It impairs the body's ability to fight off infections or developing diseases. D. About 1,000,000 African children have been orphaned as a result of HIV/AIDS.
Older people have more problems with spatial memory than do younger people
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The psychodynamic approach to counseling includes all but which of the following types of counseling and therapy approaches?
A. Psychoanalysis B. Gestalt Therapy C. Individual Psychology D. Analytical Psychology