Effective treatments for infidelity include
A. Multisystemic
B. community reinforcement
C. Behavioral and Cognitive-behavioral
D. Bowen and Structural
C. Behavioral and Cognitive-behavioral
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One of the central points in this process is to establish a violation of duty – demonstrating for instance that "good professional practice" has not been followed. What process is this? This is the assessment of:
a. competence. b. responsibility. c. malpractice. e. scope of practice.
Which of the following might be a desirable counseling outcome?
a. Viewing one's problems from a different context. b. Developing useful understandings of problems and issues. c. Acquiring new responses to old issues. d. All of the above.
Bill is coming to therapy because he believes he is depressed. In one session he mentions that he was so moved by the sermon his pastor had given the previous week that he found himself feeling better. This is an example of which common factor?
a. extratherapeutic factors b. therapy relationship factors c. expectancy, hope, and placebo factors d. model and technique factors
Self-care is:
a. a luxury. b. an ethical mandate. c. an unproductive way to spend time. d. a legal imperative.