Solution-based therapists believe __________ cannot be avoided in therapy; however, they are not considered curative
A) solutions
B) strengths
C) emotions
D) problems
C
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Jesse Jones often hides valuable objects around his house and later accuses his family of
stealing them whenever he cannot find them. He trusts no one, not even his wife or daughters. Jesse always keeps the curtains closed everywhere in his house because he is sure his neighbors are trying to spy on him. His relationship with his wife is very fragile as he is always accusing her of being unfaithful and cheating on him. Jesse’s behavior most closely resembles which personality disorder?
a) Avoidant personality disorder b) Schizoid personality disorder c) Paranoid personality disorder d) Schizotypal personality disorder
Which of the following most accurately applies a social systems view to Alanda Morrison and her family?
a. Alanda is a subsystem of the Morrison family b. Alanda is part of the Morrison family's environment c. The Morrison family is a subsystem of the school d. The school is a subsystem of the Morrison family
Framing problems as challenges orients workers to look most closely at
A. the early life experiences of their clients B. how clients can move ahead in the future C. the mistakes clients are making D. what is causing clients' problems
Maturation, as a threat to internal validity, refers to ______.
A. normal growth over time B. changes in the client’s environment during the treatment period C. changes in the client’s environment before the treatment period D. the effect of being tested while being treated