Practice in meditation:
A) ?has recently become important in person-centered counseling as a key strategy.
B) ?can help samurai forget the individual skills in order to master them.
C) ?facilitates emotional growth through taming the amygdala.
D) ?is a strategy that should only be used with a very few clients.
B
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Which of the following summarizes Carkhuff’s recommendations for systematically observing a client’s behaviors?
a. Take notes on the client’s affect, dress, and physical condition. b. Observe the client’s appearance; suspend personal judgment; focus on the client; resist distractions; recall the client’s expressions accurately; and notice common themes in the client’s talk. c. Collect data such as any journals the client may have kept, family photographs, and the client’s art work. d. Observe the client’s behavior in everyday situations, such as preparing meals, going to work, or shopping for groceries. e. Observe how the client enters the treatment room and sits in the chair; recall the client’s expressions accurately; notice quirks in the client’s body language; conduct standard psychological tests and interpret them fairly.
Which of the following is not a normal component of a qualitative research proposal or report?
a. Use of representative random samples of participants b. Use of thick descriptions with verbatim quotes c. Use of first and second person pronouns d. Descriptions of personal feelings of the researcher
Which of these theorists relied on his or her own spontaneous reactions when doing family therapy?
a. Bowen b. Haley c. Satir d. Whitaker