What is Systematic Treatment Selection (STS)?
a. A research-based, technically eclectic system that guides the therapist at choice points. The principles and guidelines provide a checklist for integrating two or more approaches.
b. An eclectic approach that suggests that a counselor follow his or instinct when selecting interventions.
c. A research-based, common factors approach to counseling.
d. A research-based, technically eclectic system that provides a structured psychological theory based on merging client centered, existential, and behavioral approaches.
e. An unproven theory of counseling that was created by combining Gestalt and cognitive-behavioral approaches.
Answer: a
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A) ?Accept the referral and work with the child. B) ?Accept the referral and work with the child, even offering a friendly discount for services. C) ?Do not accept the referral because you don't want to risk a co-occuring relationship that could impair your professional judgment. D) ?Let your husband decide what you should do; do not take the referral if he is not completely comfortable with the situation.
Compare and contrast cognitive theory, information processing theory, and social learning theory.
What will be an ideal response?
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a. Infancy b. Early childhood c. Early adolescence d. Late adolescence
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