Of the following rules about crisis response teams working in a disaster, which is not true?
a. It is important to work in teams.
b. It is important to get sleep and food.
c. Debriefing should be held away from the scene.
d. Workers should debrief one another
D
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Ability assessments often include elements of:
a. Verbal and mathematical reasoning b. Reading and spatial manipulation c. Digit span memory and mathematical calculation d. Singing for strangers
As Jarrod became increasingly depressed, he withdrew from his relationships, had difficulty being engaged in his daily routines, and seemed to avoid once pleasurable activities. While his avoidance behaviors seemed at first to provide relief, they also contributed to worsening depression. Behavior therapists would most likely emphasize which of the following to break his cycle of depression?
a. Behavioral activation c. Contracting b. Stimulus control d. Biofeedback
Which of the following statements is consistent with a culturally sensitive approach to assessment?
a) Counselors only use those tests that have disproportionate racial and ethnic norms b) Counselors take into account the impact of cultural factors— racial-ethnic identity, age, gender, and primary language—when interpreting test results. c) Counselors only use informal assessment methods when evaluating clients whose racial-ethnic identity is different than the counselor's identity d) Counselors have an ethical obligation to determine a client's level of acculturation
In the context of qualitative research phases and their associated tasks, which of the following tasks belongs to the phase "The Researcher as a Multicultural Subject"?
a. Determining how data will be gathered b. Carefully evaluating the research process c. Recording biases, assumptions, and values throughout all stages of the research process d. Reviewing features specific to the selected paradigm to guide the design of each stage of a research study