The hostage can make use of the Stockholm syndrome by
a. appearing to agree with the hostage taker's beliefs.
b. sharing the more personal aspects of one's life and eliciting the same from the hostage taker.
c. currying favor with the hostage taker by complimenting him or her.
d. ignoring the hostage taker's personal queries and thus making him or her more subservient.
B
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(a) preoccupation with pornography (b) excessive masturbation (c) engaging in prostitution at least three times (d) all of the above
Short-term grief work is more concerned with support in terms of "being there" rather than "doing things" for the bereaved's psychological well-being
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Leshorn was feeling a lack of self-confidence. He said he was a loser and that he couldn’t do anything right. His clinician asked him if there were any situations or times in different areas of his life (at school, in sports, at home, at work, with his kids) where he felt he was doing okay in order to see if there is something that can be learned. This is an example of:
A. Constructing positive future visions. B. Acting as a positive mirror. C. Transferability of skills. D. An exception question.
Professional counselors should include which of the following when preparing a professional disclosure statement?
a. Professional preparation of the group worker b. Nature of the group services provided c. Limits and exceptions to confidentiality d. All of the above.