When an intergenerational therapist maintains an emotionally engaged stance that is nonreactive-meaning that the therapist does not react to attacks, "bad" news, and so forth without careful reflection-this is known as:
A) a detached presence.
B) a non-caring presence.
C) an emotional presence.
D) a nonanxious presence.
D
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differently. Most notably, Piaget discovered that younger children think abstractly, and adolescents and adults think more concretely Indicate whether the statement is true or false
After addressing the shortcomings of its early development, ______ continues to function as a prevailing theoretical and practice-based perspective in social work.
a. structural functionalism b. general systems theory c. ego theory d. ecosystems theory
Which of the following is/are a behavior product?
a) Cigarette butts b) A person's weight c) Toys left on the floor d) All of the above e) None of the above
A developmental psychologist is interested in the effects of age on the learning of social norms. She presents her subjects with identical video lessons depicting social norms and assesses how well each subject learns the norms. Her study has:
a. a between-subjects full experimental design. b. a quasi-experimental design. c. a multiple baseline design. d. a within-subjects full experimental design.