Each of the following questions—"Are there any times when the problem is less likely to occur or be less severe?" "Can you think of a time when you expected the problem to occur but it didn't?" "Are there places or times when the problem is not as bad?"—are examples of what type of question?
a. Pre-suppositional questions
b. Coping questions
c. Scaling questions
d. Exception questions
D
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One of the first questions a counselor must answer before selecting a test to administer to a client is, “what is the ______________ of the assessment?”
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which of the following is TRUE?
a. A single-session group must have a purpose b. A sole purpose may carry over into many sessions c. Both choices are true d. Neither choice is true
When dealing with resistance and personal risk
A. Recognize that resistance is not necessarily a bad thing. B. Use the most threatening tactics to produce the desired result. C. Recognize that all proposals will equally benefit all groups within the organization. D. Understand that because workers have no rights those who act as agents of change in their own organizations are much more likely to experience the loss of their job than they are to gain any personal sense of fulfillment.
What is meant by the Freudian term, regression?
a. Transforming id drives into acceptable social behavior, such as work, humor, and creative arts. b. Removing pain by excluding it from awareness. c. Avoiding a threatening situation by returning to an earlier developmental stage. d. Creating a logical reason to explain a painful experience and thus remove it from the sphere of feelings. e. Acting and speaking in opposition to impulses that you wish you didn’t have.