Like other forms of technical eclecticism, Lazarus' multimodal therapy is most concerned with:
a. a broad-based theoretical integration of psychotherapy systems.
b. a syncretic approach to applying only the most evidence-based therapy techniques.
c. reducing psychopathology, not explaining it.
d. refining understandings of the multi-influences on how psychopathology develops.
C
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All of the following professional counseling organizations provide ethical guidelines influencing school-based group counseling EXCEPT:
a. APSC b. ASCA c. ACA d. ASGW
Five essential components of agency services are _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
A case study of client–therapist interactions was presented in the textbook. The researchers reported that ______.
A. clients focused on the relationship with the therapist B. clients paid little attention to the therapist’s techniques C. clients’ perceptions of relational depth were matched by the therapists’ perceptions D. clients’ perceptions of relational depth were NOT matched by the therapists’ perceptions
Choose the inaccurate statement applying to role conflict
a. The necessity of cooperation and willingness and the belief that men should share responsibility of child care and household tasks minimize the chances of role conflict b. Role conflict in a dual-career family comprises the conflict between family roles and work roles c. Role conflict decreases when the husband or both husband and wife believe that men should continue to fulfill the traditional role of family breadwinner d. Role conflict is generally thought of as a system of competing demands from different roles