Behavior, cognitive, and interpersonal therapy groups are all effective with specific problems. How do you know when to use each?
What will be an ideal response?
Behavior therapy works best when there is a maladaptive behavior, while Cognitive therapy works well for persons with thinking errors. If clients are having difficulty in relationships, interpersonal therapy may work best. Bottom line, we should be proficient in several therapeutic styles to we can best tailor treatment to our client populations.
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Long-term groups
a) Are rarely recommended in the literature b) Should be condensed into short-term groups c) Are recommended for support through life transitions d) Can cause a lot of dropouts
The Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006 was created to protect children from:
a) Sexual exploitation b) Child labor c) Placement in a home that differs from the child's ethnicity d) Unsafe school environments
To maintain boundaries, the practitioner needs to:
A) ?explain the rules of a professional relationship to the client at the beginning of the relationship. B) ?never touch the client. C) ?refrain from disclosing personal information, even if it may be beneficial for the client. D) ?assume the client is aware of the nature of the professional relationship.
The provided insurance for private loans to students
a) National Defense Student Loan Program b) Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act c) Goals 2000 d) Educational Opportunity Grant Program