A question that uses words that arouse negative emotions in the interviewee and risks shutting down the interviewee is a(n)
A) double-barreled question.
B) overly complex question.
C) affectively worded question.
D) overly simplified question.
C
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A) ?Rules about basic survival supersede rules governing lesser acts B) ?One person's right to well-being supersedes that same person's right to self-determination C) ?Adherence to rules you have agreed to support supersedes people's right to well-being D) ?One person's right to self-determination supersedes another person's right to well-being
The primary goal of harm reduction approaches is:
a) Abstinence b) Relapse prevention c) Lessening of negative consequences d) Permit limited illegal drug use
A family therapist who begins a session by greeting individual family members by name and asking for each person's view of the problem is demonstrating which strategy?
a. boundary making b. highlighting the interactions c. accommodating d. joining
Some contend that reliance on __________ sacrifices the quality of interpersonal interactions for the quantity of interactions
A) ?telephones B) ?friends and family C) ?social media D) ?coworkers