A unique feature of the Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression is:
a) Its correspondence with DSM-IV criteria for depression
b) That clinicians are able to rate symptoms obtained from an interview and observations of a client
c) Its ability to accurately detect major depression with only four items
d) That it can assess level of work or school impairment along with depression symptoms
b
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Those who prefer high-context communication may perceive those who use low-context communication to be which of the following?
a. Too direct b. Smug c. Untrustworthy d. Lacking in verbal skills
Discussions, debates, quiet reflection and writing, artwork, journaling, role playing, demonstrations, experiments, and field trips are all examples of:
a. small group counseling techniques. b. curriculum delivery methods. c. outcomes results. d. class activities.
The American Counseling Association refers to empirically supported therapies as best practices to more appropriately reflect the
a. non-clinical nature of the counseling profession. b. matching of specific treatments for specific disorders. c. developing nature of human potential. d. comparison of approaches to the research. e. controversy in the psychological community.
Which of the following is true of the time required to write a research proposal?
a. The process can be scheduled in blocks of available time, an hour here, and a half hour there b. Students have found that well-received research proposals can be written over a weekend c. With close faculty supervision a quality proposal requires 15 to 18 months d. Writing a quality proposal requires many long blocks of time be spent on task