Locomotion
What will be an ideal response?
the idea of this exercise is to have clients see how many different movements they can make to get from one place to another (e.g. jumping, running, skipping). The idea is that there are a number of ways to get from one point to another is discussed.
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Indirect services are described as
a. activities that are conducted with students b. activities that are conducted to students c. activities that are conducted on behalf of students d. activities that are conducted for students
A local industry calls you to consult with them about the motivational and morale problems of their employees. You are trained and have a credential in school counseling but have a strong background in psychology. With your knowledge and training you believe you can help the organization. What option would be best?
A) ?Accept the consultation assignment. B) ?Decline the consultation assignment since you are primarily a school counselor. C) ?Advise the industry until you feel that this assignment is beyond your competence. D) ?Review your credentials with a colleague or credentialing board and obtain their advice.
The notion that if a client does the healthy opposite of the problem, the problem will be reduced or eliminated underlies principles of:
a. reciprocal inhibition. c. symptom substitution. b. generalization. d. avoidance.
In any group, the same norms apply to everyone
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.