If people express emotions congruently,
(a) they exhibit appropriate self-control.
(b) they are being honest with themselves.
(c) their verbal and nonverbal cues are consistent.
(d) their emotions are appropriate and overt.
Questions 11-18 refer to the following client statement:
Maxine: My daughter and I had another terrible argument yesterday. For several days, I have been asking her to clean up her room. She'll do a little and then do something else or spend time with friends. I told her that I was getting really upset about the mess. Finally, I got so tense and mad that I started throwing things in a box and used some swear words. She started yelling at me, and I yelled back. Now her room is as much a mess as it was before plus we're not speaking. I feel worse than ever.
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A. each family member's actions influence others B. family member's actions move in one direction only C. family member's actions are complementary D. family member's actions are interrelated
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a. ?narcissistic b. ?dependent c. ?borderline d. ?obsessivecompulsive
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a. Diet b Hypertension due to the stresses of racism c. Delayed treatment d. Inadequate screening