Which statement best represents adolescent girls' experience in regard to self-confidence?
A) ?Self-confidence increases during puberty.
B) Self-confidence is strengthened by their strong ability to cope with physical changes.
C) ?Self-confidence decreases from childhood to adolescence.
D) ?Self-confidence is not affected by puberty.
A
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Describe the issues practitioners should be aware of when hiring an interpreter for a Deaf client.
What will be an ideal response?
Positive outcomes are more probable when leaders
a. understand the unique needs of the members. b. match group member capacities with the treatment approach. c. modify the group to accommodate the specific characteristics of the members. d. All of the above.
If a client returned to a second or future session and reported that "nothing has changed, nothing is better," the solution-oriented therapist would most likely:
a. patiently question the client about the details of their day to look for what was even slightly better. b. attempt to problem-solve with the client about how to reduce obstacles to daily successes. c. gently suggest different ways of looking at the identified problem(s). d. take a break to consult with a colleague who was observing the therapy.
Which of the following is true about school-based interventions for children and adolescents?
a. School-based counseling interventions are only significantly effective in working with post-secondary students. b. There has not been enough research to provide any conclusive evidence. c. Significant student improvements in academic performance, attitudes, and behaviors resulted from school-based counseling services. d. School-based counseling interventions are extremely difficult to implement and provide little results.