You are coaching the high school softball team and you have become aware that one of your players is using marijuana. Her use has impacted her academics, attendance and performance in games. However, she does not believe that her use of marijuana is a problem at all. What stage of change best describes this player?
a. Unawareness
b. Pre-contemplative
c. Maintenance
d. Action
b. Pre-contemplative
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.For diverse clients, presenting problems cannot be accurately understood without full consideration for their experiences of social oppression. 2.Social privilege is the opposite side of social oppression. 3.An individual’s position in the privilege-oppression continuum impacts her or his identity development but not her or his psychological health. 4.White privilege translates into a belief of White superiority. 5.A heterosexual person has the privilege of not being aware of her or his heterosexual privileges.
It is a mistake for a leader to close his eyes when conducting a fantasy exercise because he may miss observing member reactions while he is presenting the exercise
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Project MATCH found that compared to established 12-Step and CBT treatment for alcohol-dependent clients, the briefer form of Motivational Interviewing:
a. was less effective. c. was more effective. b. was equally effective. d. showed early but not sustained effects.
The therapies discussed in the textbook are designed to assist clients with what type of concerns?
A. past B. present C. future D. past, present, and future