Oaklander described the process of Gestalt therapy as like
A) ?dream in which the counselor is one with the child.
B) ?game of "give and take."
C) a dance in which the counselor sometimes leads and sometimes follows.
D) ?an empty chair.
C
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Mindfulness training is often used as a behavioral treatment for
a. anxiety disorders b. depression c. emotional problems resulting from, or compounded by, preoccupation with the past or future d. problematic behavior and social-skills deficits
Two of the most beneficial training and education options for the newly immigrated are
a. soft skill training and higher education. b. problems solving training and adult education. c. cross-cultural competency training and work study. d. language assistance and adult education.
Provide suggestions for counselors who offer psychoeducational activities for adolescents who demonstrate personality characteristics that promote risky sexual behaviors.
What will be an ideal response?
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Additive interactions of drugs administered in proximity to one another can be predicted if we know the separate drug effects. 2. Drug-induced changes in neural transmission can stimulate homeostatic changes in other neurological processes without altering tolerance to the effects of a drug. 3. Water-soluble drugs can pass through the membrane walls of the digestive system and enter the bloodstream faster than fat-soluble drugs. 4. A drug will result in very different behavior when used in a hospital or other medical setting than when used at a party. 5. Although symptom amelioration therapy is the least controversial of the pharmacotherapies, it remains unclear whether it improves treatment outcomes.