Oftentimes, shame can be expressed by clients along two different themes. These themes are:
a. bad behavior; bad responses
b. self as bad; self as inadequate.
c. self as depressed; self as anxious.
d. self as destructive; self as rejected.
b
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Who wrote The Theory and Practice of Mental Health Consultation (1970) that specified the beginning standards of mental health consultation?
What will be an ideal response?
Greta feels anxious and frustrated. She is beginning to see that if she has a number of alcoholic drinks, she feels relief from her anxiety symptoms. Greta is most likely in which stage of alcohol addiction?
a. Pre-alcoholic stage b. Prodromal stage c. Physical dependency stage d. Chronic stage
According to classical test theory, if the observed variance of a test is 50 and the true variance is 40, what is the estimated reliability of the test?
A) ?0.40 B) 0.50? C) 0.80? D) ?0.90
When endeavoring to understand a family system, what does a practitioner do with rules?
a. The practitioner asks a family member to outline the family rules. b. The practitioner reads a book on the culture in which the clients operate in order to understand the rules that go with that culture. c. The practitioner talks with family members and studies behaviors in order to identify patterns of spoken and unspoken rules. d. Most practitioners print lists of rules that are useful for satisfying family interactions. The practitioners educate the clients on those rules and help them implement the list. e. Systems practitioners focus more on behaviors and natural consequences than on artificially imposed rules.