When is it useful for therapists to give interpretations, facilitate client insights about historical roots, train clients about more adaptive responses, and use cognitive-behavioral interventions?
A) ?Just preceding a corrective emotional experience
B) ?At any time during therapy
C) ?After the client has experienced a meaningful change within the immediate relationship
D) ?They are never useful.
C
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All of the following are criticisms of reality therapy except?
A. too much emphasis on control and responsibility B. simplistic language C. believed to be a watered-down version of other therapeutic approaches D. belief that mental illness does not exist
On a summary table for a two-way analysis of variance (3 factors by 4 factors) with ten subjects per cell, what is the total of all degrees of freedom?
a. 119 b. 240 c. 239 d. 120 e. 108
Group norms force members into behaviors they otherwise would not take
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
What is sublimation?
(a) A defense mechanism that involves turning to others for help and support, but retaining responsibility for one’s own difficulties (b) A defense mechanism that involves redirecting potentially harmful emotions or impulses into social acceptable ones (c) A defense mechanism that involves transferring strong feelings from the situation in which they originated to a less threatening situation (d) A defense mechanism that involves expressing anger and hostility in indirect ways