A user becomes paranoid, is physically exhausted, appears confused,
may have tactile hallucinations, and may become violent. These
effects describe ________ psychosis.
A. hashish
B. amphetamine
C. marijuana
D. alcohol
B
You might also like to view...
Which of the following groups is over-represented among the homeless?
a. women and children b. the elderly c. the mentally ill d. persons with physical disabilities
At about the same time as Watson, Alfred Adler chose to outline his approach to rearing and educating children. Adler’s approach:
A. Like Watson’s, was behavioral rather than phenomenological or Freudian B. Was based on understanding children’s behavior from a teleological or goal-oriented perspective, laying the groundwork for Rudolf Dreikurs’ child psychology C. Advocated raising children as permissively as possible for as long as possible, but then laying down the law when necessary D. Replaced Watson’s aloofness with protectiveness and attachment so strong that it would be called enmeshment today
Saying "uhhuh," or "oh," or "I see" seems like a little thing but why is doing this kind
of thing an important part of practicing skillfully? a. These short vocalizations serve as non-intrusive indications of your active listening and focused thinking about what clients are saying to you b. It makes the other person feel as thought you are not listening to what they have to say and are instead wondering about something outside of the session c. This makes the client think you are faking your interest in them d. Saying these kinds of things can allow clients to develop an understanding of how they typically behave in interactions with you and others
Practitioner logs can be used to monitor the delivery of services
Indicate whether the statement is true or false