Cognitive-behavioral therapy for juvenile offenders targets the following EXCEPT
a. taking responsibility for the offence
b. developing healthy relationship skills
c. overcoming the feelings of being damaged
d. understanding the victim’s perspectives
c. overcoming the feelings of being damaged
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a. letter-writing. b. telephoning. c. advocacy testimony. d. face-to-face, a straightforward presentation of data that is correct and clear.
As described in the text, the "big man bias" tends to occur in
a. available data research. b. field research. c. survey research. d. life histories.
______ are holistic in their consideration of entire ecosystems, including the complex interrelationships between species, geography, climate, etc.
a. Deep green ethics b. Light green ethics c. Mid-green ethics d. All environmental ethics
A social worker says to his client, "You have said that you think this job is the right one for you and you would do anything to hold on to it. Yet, you are often late for work, you daydream while you are at work, and you often feel anxious when you are there." The social worker's response is an example of a confrontation about a(n):
A) ?behavioral discrepancy. B) ?affective discrepancy. C) ?cognitive discrepancy. D) ?role discrepancy.