The founder(s) of narrative therapy is (are):
a. ? Michael White and David Epston.
b. ? Insoo Kim Berg and Steve de Shazer.
c. ? Albert Ellis and Aaron Beck.
d. ? Donald Meichenbaum.
a
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To avoid accusations of unethical or illegal behavior, the authors suggested the
following regarding counselor self-disclosure: a. Counselors should avoid self-disclosure as it crosses professional boundaries. b. Counselors may engage in self-disclosure as long as the disclosure benefits the client and not the counselor's personal needs. c. Counselors should only self-disclose personal information that clients can find on the Internet. d. Counselors should document all self-disclosures in clinical case notes. e. Counselors should consult with supervisors and attorneys before making self-disclosures in sessions.
Which of the following are key components in functional behavior assessments?
(a) Identifying a thought; replacing the thought with a more rational thought; understanding the impact on the thoughts on behavior (b) Providing a consequence to a behavior; teaching skills training; understanding thought monitoring (c) Identifying a specific target behavior; understanding the purpose of the behavior; determining which factors maintain the behavior (d) Identifying a specific target behavior; providing reinforcement or punishment; determining which consequence is influenced
Linking is NOT very useful in facilitating
a. universality. b. outcomes. c. cohesion. d. All of the above.
Which of the following statements describes the limits of confidentiality in a group?
a. Confidentiality is guaranteed. b. Although confidentiality is not guaranteed, members should be instructed to behave as if others will keep group proceedings confidential. c. Members should be informed that others may not honor their commitments, including their promise to keep group proceedings confidential. d. Members should never reveal anything in group that they would not want everyone to know about. e. The limits of confidentiality in a group vary among professional organizations’ ethical codes.