The statement, "The only person's behavior we can control is our own" can best be associated with what theory?
a. SFBC
b. Gestalt
c. Reality/Choice
d. Person-Centered
c
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What is the greatest benefit for the clinician in using stage-oriented frameworks for assessment and intervention (e.g., Stages of Readiness for Change; Developmental Model of Recovery)? The frameworks help the clinician
a. choose whether to intervene at the individual, couple, family, or peer level; b. sequence the therapeutic tasks so they are matched to the client’s (or family’s) level of acknowledgement of the problem and openness to addressing it; c. use a psychodynamic perspective in understanding the meaning of the AOD problem, the function it serves in the family system or social group, and how it affects individual and family power dynamics; d. alert the individual or family to behaviors (e.g., social isolation, negative thinking; grandiosity) that can be seen if the client is building up to a relapse
Susie is a success-oriented singer and she has just finished a poor performance of her nation's anthem. All of the following are good examples of what she might attribute her poor performance to EXCEPT:
a. She is a poor singer b. She lacked concentration c. The stage was in horrible shape d. It was Friday the 13th, a bad-luck day
According to the ACA Code of Ethics, an honest representation of a counselor's credentials is addressed in which section?
A. Resolving Ethical Issues B. Professional Responsibility C. Relationships with Other Professionals D. Marketing and Advertising
A child who regularly uses illegal substances is demonstrating disruptive behavior in the area of:
a. Stubborn behavior b. Defiance/disobedience c. Authority problems d. Minor aggression