Which statement best describes the antisocial hostage taker?
a. False system of beliefs along with hallucinations and delusions.
b. Confused and unable to make a decision along with reduced energy and affect.
c. Narcissistic and attention-seeking.
d. Conflicts with society, blames others, is concerned only for him-/herself.
D
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In general, what issue hinders those practitioners who have access to populations in need of study?
a. They have not been adequately trained in research methods. b. They are not from a CACREP program. c. They aren't well versed in the theoretical underpinnings of the profession. d. None of these are a problem when it comes to studying populations.
Which of the following statements is most correct:
a. many diagnoses have multiple treatments that have been extensively investigated for efficacy, effectiveness, and potential for widespread dissemination b. most diagnoses have treatments that have been only moderately investigated for efficacy, effectiveness, and potential for widespread dissemination c. most diagnoses have few or no treatments that have even been investigated for efficacy, effectiveness, or potential for widespread dissemination d. most diagnoses have at least one treatment that has been extensively investigated for efficacy, effectiveness, and potential for widespread dissemination
Restriction of the practice of a profession involves:
a. certification. b. licensure. c. accreditation. d. privileges.
What is a major distinction between Women for Sobriety and Twelve Step groups?
(a) Jean Kirkpatrick believes that the Higher Power of Twelve Step groups was developed by and for men and, therefore, is not relevant for women (b) Women for Sobriety emphasizes a holistic approach to recovery, including good nutrition (e.g., no sugar or caffeine), meditation, and cessation of smoking (c) Kirkpatrick developed thirteen statements rather than twelve steps (d) Women for Sobriety encourages members to use vitamins to reduce the unpleasant effects of withdrawal