Because the individuality of the client is of paramount importance in constructivist therapies:
a. specific therapy methods tend to be emphasized as keys to change.
b. methods predetermined by generic principles derived from a comprehensive theory of change are selected as needed.
c. specific therapy techniques tend to be minimized.
d. the methods of change used are typically drawn from many theories of psychotherapy.
C
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Daniel Oliver used the term “denaturalism” to describe what procedure in qualitative research?
a. Using a software-enhanced, digital video system for recording conversations b. Making a totally complete transcription of all utterances that occurred c. Transcribing only what parts of a conversation are judged to be germane d. Only including fluent participants who are in the country legally
If the researcher knows that the mean is 60 and the standard deviation is 6, then the majority of the scores falling between +1 or -1 standard deviation of the mean fall between:
a. 60 and 66 b. 54 and 60 c. 54 and 66 d. Not enough information is provided
Offering specific information to the client on how to resolve issues and providing useful suggestions for personal change is the skill of:
a. logical consequence. b. information, psychoeducation. c. interviewer directives. d. none of these choices.
Examples of privately supported rehabilitation agencies include: a. Goodwill Industries, Salvation Army and Jewish Vocational Services
b. There are no privately supported rehabilitation agencies. c. National Society for Crippled Children and Adults, United Cerebral Palsy Association and Volunteers of America. d. both A and C.