One of the main emphasis of Satir's family therapy is that of strengthening
A) ?responsibility.
B) ?self-esteem.
C) ?leadership.
D) ?togetherness.
B
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a. They avoid empathy as they believe it hinders therapeutic progress. b. They do not condone self-disclosure. c. They are willing to be imperfect role models and do not hide behind a professional veneer. d. They believe that it is important to strive for a problem-free lifestyle.
Without sensitivity to cultural differences, providers will:
(a) likely be effective from the outset because of the core conditions (b) likely be ineffective from the outset because attempts to assess alcohol and drug involvement will be met with therapeutic resistance's (c) likely be effective because mental health professionals understand cultural sensitivity (d) both a and c
Thomas, an exceptionally qualified student, interviewed at a number of competitive doctoral programs this year but was not accepted. He decided to never apply again because he believed he would continue to be rejected. After speaking with knowledgeable professors he realized that he did not know the rationale for being rejected by these programs (e.g., they could have been looking for someone
with different research interests), and he decided to apply again next year. This is an example of: a. contingency management. b. education. c. feedback. d. reevaluation.
Life-cycle concepts should be seen within the context of issues such as
a. language B. social class C. state of the economy D. all of the above