Social factors that appear to protect youngsters from initiating substance use and progressing toward abuse include _______________
(a) Bonding, goal-direction, and monitoring from family, peers, religion, and other societal processes
(b) Participating in rewarding activities and prosocial behaviors and increased self-confidence and coping skills
(c) Selecting and emulating individuals who model temperance or shun substance use
(d) All of the above
Answer: (c) Selecting and emulating individuals who model temperance or shun substance use
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During early development, an individual has no coherent sense of self. Which of the following stages of development does this reflect?
a. Prepersonal b. Personal c. Conventional d. Postconventional
Which one of the following counselor statements helps normalize the narrative?
A) ?"Yes, it is a very complex problem, and there is a solution for every problem." B) ?"Please be assured that everyone has concerns, and it is indeed possible to do something about them." C) ?"Don't worry; everything is going to be OK." D) ?"I think we have a handle on your problem; resolution shouldn't be too hard."
Troy has learned about being a cost estimator by hearing his father discuss his work at home. According to Krumboltz, this is an example of a(an)
a. associative learning experience. b. instrumental learning experience. c. random skills. d. none of the above.
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