Which of the following is an example of an externalizing question?
a. If by some miracle you woke up some morning and were not anxious anymore, how, specifically, would your life be different?
b. What are the consequences for your life and relationships of being anxious?
c. What are you most anxious about?
d. Have there been times when you have been able to get the best of the anxiety?
D
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interventions for children who are experiencing significant emotional and behavioral problems providing individual counseling for students with severe emotional difficulties pulling together with the community to determine and implement strategies essential to creating a safe school environment considering integrating the principles of character education across the content areas A) ?all of the above B) ?all except 6 C) ?all except 6 and 7 D) ?all except 2 and 5 E) ?all except 7
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
List four qualities required for an idea to be considered a psychological theory
(1) (2) (3) (4)
What is the essence of morita therapy?
a. Clients are taught to experience their neurotic symptoms and, instead of struggling with them, to accept them and keep proceeding toward goals anyway by performing small life tasks, eventually moving on to larger ones. b. Clients are taught to control their thinking so that they avoid thinking about obsessive tendencies. c. Clients use meditation and yoga to distance themselves from their problems, thus reducing the stress in their lives. d. It is loosely structured form of therapy where counselors use whatever interventions make sense for the client at the time. e. Clients are encouraged to immerse themselves in volunteer work and stop thinking about themselves.