When the helper pleads the client's case before human services agencies, this is called:
A) case coordinating.
B) client advocacy.
C) consulting.
D) counseling.
E) therapy.
B
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Sue Anne Brinkley is an eighteen-year old college freshman enrolled at Camyron State
University. She presents herself at the campus counseling center following the unexpected death of her best friend. She exhibits the following symptoms --- disturbance in her thought process (tangential thinking) as well as delusions of grandeur (she believes herself to be Joan of Arc) and bizarre behaviors (repeatedly cleaning her sorority house stove with a toothbrush). According to her roommate, Alison, these symptoms started about eight or nine days ago (approximately 36 hours after hearing the news of her best friend's death). Sue Anne has no prior history of mental illness and her level of premorbid functioning was noted as "excellent." Based on this information, what do you believe is Sue Anne's most likely diagnosis?
a) Hypomania, with psychotic features b) Schizoaffective disorder, bipolar type c) Brief psychotic disorder, with marked stressors d) Schizophrenia, first episode currently in acute episode
Celinda Garcia just completed a research project with the help of several of her colleagues. In her
report, she did not mention her colleagues’ contribution at all. This is an example of:
a. a human diversity issue b. an ethical issue c. improper data analysis
Despite their advanced training and qualifications, licensed psychologists in the United States are legally prohibited from prescribing psychotropic medications in all 50 states
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The following are all ways to increase the potential for growth from feedback except:
A. Expecting to learn something important B. Actively listening C. Overlooking feedback that is incorrect and acting on feedback that is correct D. Accepting the validity of the message