According to Prochaska and Norcross's (2002) work on stages of change in psychotherapy, clients in the _______ stage have no intention of changing their behavior in the near future, and were probably pressured to enter therapy by others (e.g., the courts, family members, etc.)
a. termination
b. preparation
c. precontemplation
d. maintenance
C
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What is deinstitutionalization?
a. Decreasing anxiety by distraction b. Removal of patients from mental hospitals c. Practicing psychotherapy without a license d. A complete mental breakdown
Gordon has been in a terrible car accident, and currently he has no heartbeat nor is he breathing on his own. Based on this information he currently meets the criteria for ________
a. thanatological death b. sociocultural death c. whole-brain death d. clinical death
After his stroke, Aaron's clinical psychologist is most likely to assess ____
a. his interest in physical activities he previously enjoyed b. cognitive impairment resulting from brain damage c. his vocational interests d. his unconscious needs and motivations
Client-centered therapy has its roots in:
a) humanistic psychology. b) the medical model. c) psychoanalysis. d) the cognitive model.