The Good Lives Model differs from the Relapse Prevention models in that it focuses on ______.
a. strengths
b. recidivism
c. clinical components
d. weaknesses
a. strengths
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Which of the following is NOT an example of the ACA’s suggestions for ethical decision making?
a. A counselor may consult a colleague about an ethical dilemma prior to taking action. b. A counselor may consider potential courses of action after identifying the problem, determining its nature and dimensions, and applying the ACA Code of Ethics. c. A counselor may review the distinction between ethical, legal, practice and other kinds of issues to accurately define the nature of the dilemma. d. A counselor may prioritize the speed to which the decision must be made in the absence of danger to the client, another, or oneself.
All of the following are steps in systematic desensitization except ______.
A. exposing the anxiety-provoking stimuli in a slow, gradual manner B. conducting a functional assessment C. relaxation training D. constructing an anxiety scale and hierarchy
According to Irving Yalom, there are four areas existential counseling helps clients address. All of the following are addressed in existential counseling with clients EXCEPT:
a. death and anxiety. b. inclusion and authority. c. freedom and responsibility. d. isolation and relationship.
Freud viewed people as: a. basically a blank slate
b. basically evil. c. basically good. d. basically a machine.