Which of the following is a definition of a needs assessment?
a. A problem solving, interpersonal relationship that develops through periodic face-to-face contacts between consultant and consultee.
b. A systematic collection of information about the activities, qualities, and results of clinical mental health counseling programs
c. A set of methods or approaches used to determine if there is a need for a certain program or intervention.
d. None of the above
c
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If psychologists’ ethical responsibilities conflict law, regulations, or other legal authority, psychologists should do all of the following, except:
a. clarify the nature of the conflict b. must follow the law c. make known commitment to Ethics Code d. take reasonable steps to resolve the conflict
Lewis Wender found many difficulties in successful interventions with inpatient populations and as a result created the first
a. guidelines for group therapeutic factors. b. group counseling session. c. guidelines for leader characteristics. d. None of the above.
It is thought that if a person fails to center his or her life around the sacred and be guided by the sacred to become more unified whole, then:
1. alcohol and/or drugs come to fill the void. 2. the person will desire substance-related existence-less ("mini deaths"). 3. the person will turn to others to fill that void. 4. the person will drift aimlessly, following anything that offers the illusion of purpose.
When a therapist draws freely from techniques of various theories without significant concerns about the theoretical underpinnings, the therapist is utilizing ______________
a. technical eclecticism b. an integrative approach c. transgenerational theory d. systematic treatment