An example of a "exception question" in solution focused therapy would be:
a. Suppose one night while you are asleep, a miracle happens and the problem is solve. What would this look like?
b. During times in the past or present when the problem wasn't present when it ordinarily would be, what was different?
c. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the best you can feel, how far along are you today on your way to 10?
d. How can you cope with your depression?
B
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Information processing theory has given us important insights into:
a. memory of young children b. adult memory c. pre-operational thought d. concrete operational thought e. only c and d f. only a and b
A benefit of using a within-subjects design over a between-subjects design is that the within-subjects design can account for variability in the data that is due to individual differences. What is the statistical term that captures this variability in a repeated measures one-way ANOVA?
a. Condition sum of squares b. Error sum of squares c. Total degrees of freedom d. Eta-squared
In both a criminal case and a child protective case a jury decides the outcome of the case
a. True b. False
Usually involves a colleague, administrator, expert, or other who has the appropriate competence or experience
What will be an ideal response?