Surprisingly, in light of the enthusiasm with which the concept of intervention has been embraced,
a. there is little evidence of its effectiveness.
b. it is all too often over-utilized, reducing its effectiveness.
c. most professionals are well trained in such procedures, but have little time to help organize and coordinate the intervention process.
d. it appears to work only with older persons.
a. there is little evidence of its effectiveness.
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a. physical disability b. psychiatric or mental disability c. developmental disability d. sensory disability
When psychologists are required by law, institutional policy, or extraordinary circumstances to serve in more than one role in judicial or administrative proceedings, they need to:
a. give up one role b. explain that they can only fulfil one role c. clarify the role expectation d. not fulfil either role
Discuss case management and its role in counseling.
What will be an ideal response?
Explicit helper value statements in a session:
a) diminish helpee options and alternatives b) impose values on a client c) often inhibit helper-helpee relationships d) may help both the helpee and the helper gain insight into their value systems