Describe an individual who is in the contemplation stage.
What will be an ideal response?
Contemplators know there is a problem and are able to admit that they want the problem to change. They are not ready to take those steps and it is typical for individuals to stay in the contemplation stage for years. They know that they need to address their problem and spend time trying to understand the problem by gathering information, weighing the pros and cons of how to address it, and examine the energy needed to accomplish change.
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Discuss how changing family structures and gender roles influence conception, pregnancy, and childbirth. How can family or family-like supportive structures increase favorable outcomes in conception, pregnancy, and childbirth?
What will be an ideal response?
National standards for the accreditation of graduate programs that train mental health and community counselors have been set by:
a. CACREP b. ACA c. APA d. AMHCA
Counselors do NOT have an ethical obligation to uphold the confidentiality of information revealed to them when
a. a family member of an adult client asks for information the client has revealed in an individual counseling session b. a client reveals that he committed a burglary two years ago and was never caught c. they encounter a client in the grocery store and the client reveals information about an event that occurred in the client's life between sessions d. a client has refused to sign a release of information giving the counselor permission to communicat with the client's former counselor e. an adult client discloses that she was sexually abused ten years ago by her father who is now deceased
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
The Hawthorne effect and novelty and disruption effects are the same.