When Narrative therapists uncover the dominant plots of client's lives, they are then able to help them to develop a:
a. landscape of action
b. landscape of identity
c. counterplot
d. truth of understanding
C
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According to Le Moal and Koob's Moral Theory, drug use begins with _______________
(a) Social influences (b) An acute reinforcement (c) Relief from a negative emotional state (d) All of the above
In describing the process of successively removing layers of neuroses, Perls meant by the phobic layer, the level at which the client
a. responds to his or her environment in stereotypical ways, manipulating situations according to habit, and behaving inauthentically in social settings. b. feels that he or she is stuck and doesn't know what the next move should be. This is the point where people often seek help. c. lets go of the old self. d. feels dead inside or cut off from his or her former self. e. feels fearful and helpless but keeps the feelings hidden.
For a therapist to be most effective, they must be able to formulate a case conceptualization that leads to: a. a better understanding of process goals
b. specific treatment plans and goals. c. only understanding where the client needs to go. d. an understanding of where the client is now.
Licensure laws generally contain many of the same components, including:
a. legal definitions relevant to the profession b. responsibilities of that state's licensure board c. required examinations for applicants for licensure d. all of the above