Many training programs offer some __________ in which students can become more aware of how their personal attributes manifest themselves in relationships
a. vocational assistance
b. self-exploration experiences
c. failure and frustration
d. self-absorbed training
b
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. An obsession almost always occurs before a tic. 2. PANDAS is more closely tied to obsessive–compulsive disorder than to anxiety disorders. 3. The focus of cognitive behavioral therapy in children with anxiety is to increase the number of positive self-statements. 4. Exposure and response prevention seems to be the most critical aspect of treatment for OCD.
Delivery by Caesarean ______.
a. increases the risk of intellectual disability in the child b. can minimize the risk of contracting Herpes simplex type 2 or HIV/AIDS from an infected mother c. can increase the risk of contracting Herpes simplex type 2 or HIV/AIDS from an infected mother d. decreases the risk of intellectual disability by Down syndrome in the child
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.To avoid social oppression in counseling, every client must be treated the same. 2.A shortcoming of the counseling profession is that counseling practice is created by the mainstream to serve the mainstream and has failed marginalized people in fundamental ways when applied to them. 3.Religion and spirituality have always been a part of the history of professional counseling development 4.A counselor working on marriage issue with international student couple in the United States is an example of providing direct as opposed to indirect service. 5.Good intentions and confidence in one’s ability to adapt traditional counseling training to diverse groups and individuals are sufficient for counseling culturally diverse clients.
When the therapist takes an emotionally engaged, non-reactive stance in therapy, this is referred to as ____________________
a. the middle ground b. a neutral presence c. a non-anxious presence d. a detached presence