A client of yours tells you the depth of his loneliness, and you respond by saying: "It's like you're in a cabin in the woods, and no one can reach you.". This is an example of which of the following?
a. The use of a metaphor, analogy, or visual image
b. Reflecting deeper feelings that you sense from the client
c. Making an interpretation based what you have heard from the client
d. Pointing out contrasting feelings
e. Higher level empathic responding
f. A poor empathic response
.A
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A. lack of adequate procedures in place to support a dismissal decision. B. concern about the heightened resistance or defensiveness in the trainee. C. the potential for receiving criticism from other faculty or supervisors who were not involved in the trainee's remediation. D. the potential for receiving criticism from other faculty members who were not involved in the trainee's remediation.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of White supremacy?
a. It is often invisible to Whites. b. White privilege does not have any intellectual or psychological costs to Whites. c. Whites can hold several myths that perpetuate White supremacy. d. Individuals who do not identify as White may have some degree of White privilege.
Prochaska's model of change validates the applicability of the _______ to the transitions of mature adults
a. humanistic theory b. career diamond c. career rainbow d. chaos theory
What is a major weakness of true-false items?
a. True-false items are inefficient b. True-false items are scored in a subjective manner c. True –false items are ineffective at sampling the content domain d. True-false items are susceptible to guessing