Forensic psychologists must conform their work to:
a. relevant general and area-specific standards of the Ethics Code
b. relevant general standards of the Ethics Code
c. area-specific standards of the Ethics Code
d. are not governed by APA code
a. relevant general and area-specific standards of the Ethics Code
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While indirect assessments have weaknesses, they are often used because they are
a. expensive. b. easy. c. extremely reliable. d. observable.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic that is typically seen in those with early-onset alcoholism?
a. They often come from lower socioeconomic levels. b. They tend to have less education. c. They are less likely to smoke. d. They come from single, divorced, or estranged families.
The establishment of the National Vocational Guidance Association was the beginning of
a) the merger of educational and psychological professions. b) the unification of the counseling profession. c) the American Psychological Association (APA). d) vocational education in this country.
A common example of integrationist therapy is when
a. a therapist suggests that a client attend psychoeducational or self-help groups in addition to the therapy sessions. b. the psychotherapist also offers services as a massage therapist. c. a behavioral therapist explores in depth a client’s childhood. d. an existential therapist to explores the client’s assumptions regarding what another person is doing. e. a therapist involves more than one person in the session.