What is an important factor for the examiner to remember when writing the "Test Results and Interpretation" section?
a. The focus of this section is on the individual being assessed, not the test scores
b. The examiner's personal opinions and hypotheses are irrelevant to the assessment–only objective information should be analyzed
c. The focus of this section is on the test scores, not the individual being assessed
d. This section of the report should be quite brief, as more important issues are addressed in the following section
a
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According to the text authors, which of the following is a challenge that will confront the psychotherapy integration movement?
a. Integrative therapies are typically of longer duration and try to do too much. b. Third-wave psychotherapies are increasingly regarded as sufficiently complete. c. Insurance companies are increasingly dissatisfied with the open-ended looseness of integrative therapies. d. Most practicing therapists (compared to academic researchers) remain wedded to a single system of psychotherapy.
A state characterized by positive emotions, a strong sense of personal meaning, good work, and positive relationships is referred to as:
a. judgment. b. understanding. c. insight. d. flourishing.
Of the following, which is probably the best defense against lawsuits of all kinds?
a. air-tight contracts b. following standards of practice c. allowing the consultee to approve all action d. putting the consultee's needs ahead of the consultant's
Which of the following suggestions may encourage clients talk more freely with you?
A) ?Build trust at the client's pace B) ?Accept some randomness C) ?Search for concrete specifics D) ?All of the above