An elevator speech is _____
a. A short talk about your research and practice interests, future goals
(named after the kind of speech you could give someone you shared an elevator ride with)
b. A speech that tells people how your career path is rising
(named after the trajectory of an elevator)
c. A speech that demonstrates that you are good in a crisis
(named after a famous incident where a graduate student stuck in an elevator was able to help someone though a panic attack)
d. A speech about elevators
a
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Encouraging a client to describe the events of her life and what meaning the events hold for her is called what form of therapy?
a. Rogerian b. humanistic c. narrative d. cognitive
The results of several studies suggest that the drug most often used by African American youths living in Harlem is
(a) alcohol (b) marijuana (c) heroin (d) psychedelics
Mina is attempting to use planned ignoring to help her son Matthew fall asleep on his own. But after 20 minutes of crying, Mina can’t take it anymore. She goes into the room, nurses and rocks Matthew, and then leaves again. What are likely to be the effects of Mina’s actions?
a. Matthew will likely go to sleep and the next night he will not cry at bedtime. b. In future similar situations, Matthew is likely to cry because he was reinforced for doing so. c. In future similar situations, Mina will likely have more resolve and not enter the room when Matthew cries for an extended period of time. d. Mina will likely not try planned ignoring again.
In a typical day, professional school counselors can expect
a. a stable routine, free from interruptions. b. attention to meetings, crises, individual counseling, groups, and classroom lessons. c. absence from visibility in halls, playground, classrooms or bus duty. d. emphasis on providing long-term psychotherapy.