Suppose the client needs evening appointments, but the clinician works only during the day. This means:
a. The client owns the problem and must find a clinician who can accommodate the client’s schedule
b. Both the client and the clinician own the problem, and it is an opportunity to negotiate a solution
c. The clinician owns the problem and must change the schedule to accommodate the client
d. Both the client and the clinician own the problem, but the clinician has the ultimate responsibility for finding
the solution
b
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Cite an example of an institutional community.
What will be an ideal response?
One of the advantages of experiments over other research designs is that experiments:
a. reduce the likelihood of experimenter effects occurring. b. offer researchers access to large samples of people. c. offer researchers the most advantageous position from which to infer causal relationships between variables. d. give researchers access to people, such as the deceased, who are inaccessible to other forms of research.
A repeat drug offender is legally coerced to enter a therapeutic
community (TC). Based on current research, what do you think is likely to occur? A. The TC stands a good chance of effectively restructuring the immature, addictive-prone individual into a strong, self-reliant, drug-free person. B. The TC stands a poor chance of effectively restructuring the immature, addictive-prone individual into a strong, self-reliant, drug-free person. C. The individual will most likely remain an immature, addictiveprone person, as TCs that cater to legally coerced individuals are not very successful. D. The individual will most likely return to drugs while staying at the TC, as legal coercion is not very effective and the oversight at TCs is generally poor.
Because change does not happen quickly, it is better viewed as:
a. A stage b. A process c. The responsibility of the client d. An undertaking for higher functioning clients