What is the difference between a slip and a lapse?
A. A slip is a onetime occurrence and a lapse is a return to use (but not at pretreatment levels).
B. A lapse is "falling off the wagon" whereas a slip is not.
C. A slip is the same as a relapse and a lapse is a onetime event.
D. They are essentially the same thing.
A
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a. The Diagnostic Interview Schedule for Children b. The Interview Schedule for Children c. The Beck Depression Inventory d. The Diagnostic Interview for Children and Adolescents
Which statement MOST clearly violates the APA principle of justice?
A. I believe that homosexuality is a sin so I refer gay and lesbian clients. B. I refer clients with eating disorders because I have no experience treating these disorders. C. I have never treated a person with an eating disorder but I can wing it. D. I would like to set up an addictions workshop but I need to take some refresher courses first.
The origins of the social model of disability in the United States can be traced back to
a. the Civil Rights Movement. b. World War I. c. the Great Depression. d. the Feminist Movement.
A critical component in treating burnout is
a. satiation. b. substitution. c. revitalization. d. positive reinforcement.