Which of the following is true of participants' abilities to report their experiences during a research study?
a. The usability of experiential knowledge increases with the increase in the amount of time elapsed.
b. Researchers are recommended to use only open-ended questions to extract maximum possible information from participants.
c. Use of episodic knowledge may lead to participants remembering only certain parts of an experience, forgetting the rest.
d. Individuals tend to report only a few emotions during the entire duration of the research study.
c
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Clifford Beers was instrumental in the mental health movement as
a) a hospitalized patient who wrote the book A Mind That Found Itself. b) founder of the Illinois Institute of Juvenile Research. c) developer of client-centered therapy. d) first president of the American Mental Health Association.
With regard to __________, none of the codes state that they are unethical
a. illegal relationships b. sexual dual relationships c. boundary violations d. nonsexual dual relationships
Which of the following is NOT a basic idea of STS?
a. Therapeutic change is most likely when the client is exposed to targets of behavioral and emotional avoidance. b. Therapeutic change is most likely when the procedures do not evoke client resistance. c. Therapeutic change is greatest when a client experiences emotional arousal, in a safe setting, until the problem responses diminish or extinguish. d. Therapeutic change is most likely if the initial focus of change is building new skills and altering disruptive symptoms. e. Therapeutic change is most likely when the procedures evoke client resistance.
The human agency approach recognizes how _______ influences _______.
A. culture, motives B. family, temperament C. society, personality D. age, coping