Natasha, a newly promoted supervisor with a background in family therapy,
interprets every interaction with a clinician in terms of family dynamics. According to
stage development theory, what does this suggest about Natasha?
A. Her rigid thinking is an attempt to control anxiety.
B. Her expertise gives her a unifying framework for therapy.
C. Her conceptual bias makes her unable to recognize other theories as having
any validity.
D. Her ability to see the big picture is limited by the narrowness of her training.
A
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b. Despite its name, it fails to help people develop a reservoir of strength andability to overcome adversity. c. It emphasizes the human ability to derive meaning from grim circumstances. d. If focuses on making people feel better, rather than develop their owncapacity to transform their lives.
______ is the federal legislation that first defined elder abuse
a. The Social Security Act of 1935 b. The Old Age Assistance Act of 1990 c. The 1987 reauthorization of the Older Americans Act d. The 1998 Regulation of the Prevention and Treatment of Elder Abuse Act
Implementation and capacity-building are associated with which strategy below?
A. collaboration. B. campaign. C. contest. D. conquest.
When working with adult clients who are not fluent in English, it is best to use the client's bilingual children as interpreters.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)