A study addressing the effects of various children’s services on outcomes like incarceration, hospitalization, and pregnancy among your adults was conducted by:
a. Gostin
b. Pandiani, Banks & Schacht
c. Kelman
d. Blanton & Dagenais
b. Pandiani, Banks & Schacht
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It is recommended that self-disclosure be
a. used sparingly, be clear and concise, and focused on the client b. used often as it develops the treatment relationship improving outcome c. used to demonstrate that a technique was effective in the clinician's own experience d. avoided as it takes away from the professionalism of the relationship
Dave has a shoe phobia. It has gotten so bad that he can't go to work because he works construction and his boss will not allow him to come to work barefoot. Dave consults with Phil the behavior therapist
Phil discovers that when Dave was young, his dad would beat Dave with his wingtips when he did something wrong. For Dave, shoes are: a. the conditioned response b. the conditioned stimulus c. the unconditioned stimulus d. the unconditioned response
Albert Ellis argues that humans tend to perceive, think, emote and behave:
a. simultaneously. b. consistently. c. spontaneously. d. rationally.
Immediately after their release hostages should be
a. allowed to rest and obtain food and drink. b. given psychotropic medication to calm them down while they are debriefed. c. carefully allowed to be interviewed by the media so that catharsis may occur. d. told who their hostage takers were so the Stockholm syndrome can be extinguished.