Solution-focused therapy is an approach that can easily be used in theoretical integration, given that the other approach:
a. focuses on family hierarchy
b. views clients as having strengths and resources
c. operates from an understanding that people are directed to change through closeness and distance with other family members
d. does not attempt to explain client problems through the lens of culture
B
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What will be an ideal response?
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a. With respect to alcohol, there is evidence that when the price increases, there is little or no effect on consumption. b. There is evidence that when the price increases, the effect is less pronounced on the consumption of beer than that of spirits and wine. c. Heavy users of illicit drugs can be expected to decrease their criminal activity as it is no longer worth the trouble. d. Heavy alcohol users may be more responsive to price increases than light and moderate drinkers.
Which of the following documents must a professional follow at the risk of losing the right of membership in a professional association:
a) Guidelines for Practice, such as APA's Record Keeping Guidelines b) The code of ethics of every professional association in which he or she is a member c) The interpretations of ethics codes as written in Casebooks and published in the professional literature. d) All of the above e) None of the above
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A. Ellis B. Rogers C. Jung D. Freud