In attempting to persuade the hostage taker to give up, the negotiator should:
A) ?never agree with any of the hostage taker's ideas.
B) ?ask about the health and well-being of the hostages to deflect the hostage taker from his or her demands.
C) ?at some point use closed questions to force "yes' and "no" answers.
D) ?bring friends or relatives to the scene to help in negotiating.
C
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a. Skills in one academic domain must be lower than skills in another academic domain (for instance, they must score lower in reading than in math). b. The child diagnosed must have a history of academic problems. c. The deficits must interfere with academic achievement, work functioning, or everyday life activities. d. The deficits must not be due to sociodemographic factors, such as inadequate instruction in school.
All of the following are ways in which counselors can be effective when working with gay or lesbian couples and families except
a. not assuming that the reason for therapy has to do with sexual orientation b. assuming that the underlying reason for therapy is sexual orientation c. being knowledgeable about political, social, and legal implications of being a lesbian or gay family d. Being able to refer clients to places of support in the community
A therapist of a 4-year-old child with ASD watches how she plays with a toy bird by flying it in the air and then the therapist takes a similar toy bird and makes it fly, too. This is most likely associated with which type of treatment?
a. reciprocal imitation training (RIT) b. joint attention symbolic play engagement and regulation (JASPER) c. pivotal response training d. TEACCH
An individual in early recovery returning to the use of alcohol is an example of:
a. Backsliding b. Stalling c. Remission d. Regression