What should a professional counselor do if a loud ambulance drives by her office while she is administering a test to a student?
a. Document this unusual circumstance.
b. Consider this unusual circumstance when interpreting test scores.
c. Both of the above.
d. None of the above
c.
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The term "substance abuse" is a neutral term
A. True B. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In neuropsychological assessment, an individual's scores are best compared against which of the following?
a. A large normative sample based on U.S. census data stratified for gender, age, race, and geographical region b. A norm group consisting of individuals who have the same psychopathology as your client c. A norm group of both healthy "normal" individuals and those suffering from a wide variety of mental illness d. The estimated level of functioning of your individual before onset of the illness e. None of these
Why is the process of Gestalt therapy so hard to pin down?
a. It has a greater range of acceptable practices than any other system. b. Gestalt therapists are no interested in research or outcome studies. c. There are too few practicing Gestalt therapists to identify a process. d. Gestalt really isn’t a therapy and therefore there is no process. e. Those who practice Gestalt therapy do not want the process widely understood because it may compromise the integrity of the approach.
What do we mean by normative and nonnormative stressors? Give several examples of each type of stressor.
What will be an ideal response?