Autonomy, justice, beneficence, nonmaleficence, and fidelity are known as
A. Freud's five philosophical principles.
B. Kitchener's five moral principles.
C. Buckley's five moral principles.
D. Hatch's five philosophical principles.
B
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The following are phases of small group development and implementation:
a. Formation, Implementation, Evaluation and Post-Group Follow-up b. Formation, Implementation, and Evaluation c. Needs Assessment, Group Formation, and Evaluation d. Needs Assessment, Implementation, and Evaluation
According to MRI, which of the following is not one of the components of a problem?
a. a client expresses some type of concern about behavior b. the person describes the behavior as being deviant and distressing c. the client reports that he or she or others have tried, unsuccessfully, to alter the behavior d. the client explains that the current difficulties are related to a past emotional trauma e. someone is seeking a therapist's help to change the behavior
How do you think Carl Rogers’ family life played a role in his belief in the importance of unconditional positive regard?
What will be an ideal response?
Regarding choosing, the therapist's role in strategic therapy would most likely be to:
a. create a paradox that will help liberate the patient whether they choose to cooperate or refuse to cooperate with the therapist's directives. b. help client clarify that the goal of autonomous responding is to differentiate self, not to blame or change others. c. join family system as well as each subsystem to change it from within. d. learn to speak the language of the family.