The markers that guide the multimodal therapist's interpersonal stance are:
a. the client's multimodal profile.
b. the client's BASIC I.D.
c. the client's history of past relationships.
d. the client's readiness for change and level of resistance.
D
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As required by Standard 9.06, the __________ of the assessment must be considered carefully in the interpretation of test scores.
a. purpose b. validity c. reliability d. bias
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Social Insurance programs seek to prevent poverty rather than alleviate it.
The typical length of REBT is
a. 1 session. b. 5 to 12 sessions. c. 40 to 80 sessions. d. 100 to 200 sessions.
Narrative empathy as described by narrative therapists differs from traditional notions of empathy insofar as:
a. traditional empathy makes sense of client feelings and thoughts. b. it is external, and focuses on how the language the client uses to tell a self-story. c. attends to how dominant discourses have infiltrated a client's story and obscured the client's privileged position. d. narrative empathy understands and expresses the inner emotional logic of the client's problem patterns.