In research covering a rage of studies looking at the effects of therapeutic approaches on different presenting client problems, the weakest support for person-centered therapy came from work with clients who reported problems associated with
a. relationships or interpersonal difficulties and with depression
b. borderline personality disorder
c. thought disorders including schizophrenia
d. anxiety-related difficulties
d. anxiety-related difficulties
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Because of psychological limitations related to mental illness, __________________________ individuals are said to be not amenable to change and therefore career counseling is difficult
a. immature b. undecided c. inadequate d. indecisive
What is the primary goal of psychotherapy groups with offender populations and mandated clients?
a. To help group members function at the highest possible level within the correctional environment. b. To foster cognitive changes that may reduce the likelihood of criminal behaviors in the future. c. To assist the offender in reducing dysfunctional symptoms and developing adaptive coping skills. d. To increase self-awareness, identification of attitudes, choices, and behaviors that led to problematic behavior.
According to Rogers, advice should always be given to clients
A) ?upon request. B) ?when counselors see that clients are having difficulty solving their problem. C) ?when the client demands it and the counselor has it. D) ?none of the above.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.Individual assessment in groups refers to the screening of individuals for groups. 2.Therapeutic diagnosis is the culmination of inductive reasoning to reach conclusions that guide leader beliefs. 3.In the process of assessment and diagnosis, the leader needs to enlist the help of group members to be responsible for expressing their own internal processes. 4.The behavioral model as well as cognitive, reality, and brief therapy use procedures that identify specific behaviors that need to be changed.