Which of the following is a primary legal, moral, or ethical issue affecting the therapist-client relationship?
a. The therapist's obligation to avoid sexual intimacies with clients
b. The therapists' obligation to avoid charging excessive fees to indigent clients
c. The therapist's duty to notify others of past harm or violence
d. The therapist's obligation to maintain a regular schedule during business hours
a
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In Piaget's view, _____ are theories about or models of the way the world works.
A) operations B) schemas C) hypotheses D) Gestalts
In the case study of "Elaine" in Chapter 1, which ideas below reflect an ecological perspective?
a. understanding how gender role expectations have influenced Elaine's family life b. helping Elaine obtain financial resources c. encouraging Elaine to seek wider sources of support d. all of the above
Which of the following are appropriate behaviors in offering social support to the bereaved?
a. simply listening b. accepting the person's expression of grief c. offering to help with chores or errands d. all of the above
When terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center in New York, many people were missing. In many cases, their relatives stayed calm and looked for the missing in local hospitals
This calm response is likely due to relatives' use of the defense mechanism of A) projection. B) repression. C) reaction formation. D) denial. E) sublimation.