For a narrative therapist, the ability to become aware of different perspectives about the past leads to:
a. the perception of new and multiple possibilities for the future.
b. awareness of how present problems have been overdetermined by past influences.
c. a rejection of any privileged position, and engagement in the dominant discourses.
d. narrative empathy for dominant discourses and future strivings.
A
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______________ are more likely to experience conflict between their work and family roles than are _________________
a. Working men; working women b. Working women; working men c. Nonworking women; working women d. Nonworking men; working men
Which of the following Afrocentric therapeutic approaches involves a spiritual force?
a. Adlerian b. NTU c. Client Centered d. Reality Therapy
In the process of evaluating whether or not to adopt a theory of therapy, a feminist therapist would focus on __________, while other therapists would be less likely to do so
a. relevance of assumptions to theoretical constructs b. changing behaviors c. use of language and labels d. changing thoughts
The founder of reality therapy is _________________, a man initially trained as a psychoanalyst who became disenchanted with the approach.
a. Albert Bandura b. Albert Ellis c. William Glasser d. B.F. Skinner