The third wave of behavior therapy includes Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, or ACT, which focuses on
a. literalization, evaluation, and comparison as contributors to mental wellbeing.
b. helping clients fuse with the beliefs and schemas with which they identify.
c. defusion techniques to help clients look at their thoughts rather than from their thoughts.
d. modifying the form or frequency of cognitions through challenge and disputation.
c
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Both Freud and Jung used dream analysis as a hallmark technique in their work with clients. Which of the following statements below does NOT accurately reflect Jung's view of dreams and dream analysis?
a. Dreams reveal unconscious material b. Dreams serve to deal with suppressed aggressive impulses c. Dreams are the unconscious expressing itself d. Dreams must be interpreted using the dreamer's unique meanings
According to the U.S. Department of Education Office of Safe and Healthy Schools, schools that are successful in creating a positive climate and reducing acts of violence employ actions that include: building a solid foundation for all children working with parents to address behavior problems identifying students at risk for severe academic or behavioral difficulties providing intensive
interventions for children who are experiencing significant emotional and behavioral problems providing individual counseling for students with severe emotional difficulties pulling together with the community to determine and implement strategies essential to creating a safe school environment considering integrating the principles of character education across the content areas A) ?all of the above B) ?all except 6 C) ?all except 6 and 7 D) ?all except 2 and 5 E) ?all except 7
The case record, notes, and files, belong to:
a. the client. b. the clinician. c. the agency. d. the third-party payer. e. the stakeholder.
According to the authors, which of the following is FALSE about the focus on process in a therapy group?
a. It should be the main purpose of a therapy group b. It is essential in rebuilding trust between members c. It can help the leader to reduce tension in the group d. It can aid members in opening themselves up in the group