In controversy, members critically analyze one another's positions in order to
a. Win the controversy for their side
b. Refute them
c. Determine weaknesses and strengths
d. Reduce conflict
C
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What is the greatest benefit for the clinician in using stage-oriented frameworks for assessment and intervention (e.g., Stages of Readiness for Change; Developmental Model of Recovery)? The frameworks help the clinician
a. choose whether to intervene at the individual, couple, family, or peer level; b. sequence the therapeutic tasks so they are matched to the client’s (or family’s) level of acknowledgement of the problem and openness to addressing it; c. use a psychodynamic perspective in understanding the meaning of the AOD problem, the function it serves in the family system or social group, and how it affects individual and family power dynamics; d. alert the individual or family to behaviors (e.g., social isolation, negative thinking; grandiosity) that can be seen if the client is building up to a relapse
Accessible reasoning refers to consultee's ability to explain the basis for his or her concerns
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A primary advantage of phenomenological research is
a) Time b) Opportunity for participants to gain insight and feel heard c) Ease of implementation d) Information gleaned is concise
In order to manage transference, a helper may
A. help the client focus on more self-awareness. B. should disclose personal feelings about the client. C. explore carefully the source of these feelings. D. both A and C.