What is the difference between active and passive suicidal ideation?
a) Active ideation involves thoughts of wanting to kill self passive involves thoughts of dying but not an intention to kill one's self
b) Active ideation involves thoughts of dying but no intention to kill one's self where as passive ideation involves intention and a plan
c) There is no difference; the two terms are synonymous
d) Active ideation involves thinking about a plan that is lethal whereas passive ideation is about a suicide plan that is not lethal
a
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A characteristic described by your authors as being associated with effective group leaders is . . .
a. Being able to command attention from the group members b. Being able to be playful and humorous c. Being someone that group members will trust d. Being able to accept and own up to mistakes e. All of the above
Which of the following statements is true?
a. seasoned school counselors have more effective groups b. novice counselors are more able to implement the more current trends c. experienced school counselors tend to implement less “hands-on” approaches to group d. novice school counselors have difficulty implementing developmentally appropriate strategies
Previous research indicated that a beneficial way to increase collaboration among civilian and military family service providers is to
A. develop policies mandating collaborative practices. B. provide incentives, such as leave time or monetary awards for documented collaborative efforts. C. have outreach between civilian and military providers to enhance continuity of care. D. encourage family members to call providers and assess for the degree the providers collaborate as part of the regular practice.
Which of the following is NOT a category of symptoms for conduct disorder (CD)?
a. aggression to people or animals b. destruction of property c. vindictiveness d. serious violations of rules