Informal checklists that do not have psychometric data:
A) ?should not be used by clinicians.
B) ?can be used for diagnostic purposes.
C) ?should be researched by an impartial third party in order to establish their reliability and validity.
D) ?may be used with caution for gathering preliminary information and identifying possible concerns.
D. May be used with caution for gathering preliminary information and identifying possible concerns
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Confidential information
a. Must never be shared during professional consultation b. May only be shared with a supervisor c. May be shared during professional consultation d. Should not be shared with anyone
People tend to have the greatest difficulty in managing which function?
(a) dominant (b) inferior (c) intuition (d) feeling
Acceptance, according to Rogers, is based on the premise that individuals
A) ?have personal worth and dignity and should be valued as unique people. B) ?are responsible for their own life and life situation and therefore have a right to make choices and decisions in leading their own life. C) ?A and B are both correct in the context of person-centered theory. D) ?none of the above are correct.
The brain region believed to be associated with "common sense," "intuition," and the emotional component of thinking is located in the