Assertiveness training is used in feminist therapy in order to
a. design effective gender schemas.
b. develop an ethic of care.
c. help individuals become more powerful.
d. understand social forces that contribute to women's roles.
C
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Which of the following is not a predictor of risky suicide behavior?
A. Anger B. Enhanced self-image C. Impulsivity D. Loneliness
A therapist attempts to assist a patient with anorexia nervosa by encouraging her to face her anxieties about eating directly. This approach is consistent with the ACT concept of addressing _______
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
In psychotherapeutic and counseling groups rooted in REBT, leaders often encourage group members to serve as after someone has presented an issue to the group
a. co-leaders b. helping members c. counselors in training d. auxiliary counselors
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Theories of counseling are well established, static bodies of knowledge. 2. Agreeing in advance with a client on the date for a final (termination) session is important because it creates an irrevocable commitment to terminate at that time. 3. Following the termination of therapy, follow-up sessions are generally not recommended or seen as a critical aspect of the therapeutic process, and they tend to enable rather than empower clients. 4. There is widespread agreement that common factors are essential for success in therapy and that the different theoretical approaches to psychotherapy do not differ appreciably in their effectiveness. 5. Expectancy factors in therapy (i.e., the expectation of a positive therapeutic outcome) are also known as “placebo” factors.