The textbook example of a counseling intervention in which middle school students learned how to explore career choices in the library by watching other students explore is called:
a. In-vivo modeling
b. Symbolic modeling
c. Covert modeling
d. Systematic modeling
a
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a. 60% b. 75% c. 92% d. 80%
The effect of ethanol can be moderated by a variety of factors such as:
a. food in the stomach b. total body weight c. gender and the response to alcohol (tolerance) d. all of the above
Daniel Stufflebeam suggested four standards for assessing the quality of an evaluation. Which of the following is not one of these four?
a. Intensity b. Utility c. Propriety d. Accuracy
Risk taking includes self-disclosure, interpersonal feedback, and group _______.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).