Give examples of questions you might ask when assessing a client's spirituality.
What will be an ideal response?
What nourishes you spiritually-for example, music, nature, intimacy, witnessing heroism, meditation, creative expression, sharing another's joy? What is the difference between shame and guilt? What are healthy and unhealthy shame and guilt??4 What do you mean when you say your spirits are low? Is that different from being sad or depressed??4 What is an incident in your life that precipitated a change in your belief about the meaning of life? What helps you maintain a sense of hope when there is no immediate apparent basis for it?
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Death by suicide creates special circumstances for the bereaved in addition to the loss of their loved one. Which of the following is NOT TRUE?
A. Some people might blame the family for the death. B. People don't know what to say to the bereaved. C. Death by suicide brings up concerns about one's own mortality. D. Family members might disagree on disclosing cause of death.
If a test has a validity coefficient of 0.00, what is its reliability?
a. 1.00 b. 0.00 c. The square root of the validity coefficient. d. We cannot determine the answer with the information provided.
Regarding the role of self-evaluation in the reality therapy group, which is true?
a. The group leader judges the morality of the actions of members. b. The leader teaches members moral behavior in an active way. c. Members must decide for themselves the quality of their actions. d. The group leader judges the morality of the actions of members and teaches members moral behavior in an active way.
Psychoanalytical therapies rely heavily on therapists providing clients with ways to become aware of aspects of their intrapsychic experiences that have previously been unconscious.In other words, they rely on:
a. interpretations. b. enactments. c. reconstructions. d. confrontations.