In assessing the validity of an action research study, which of the following is an appropriate concern?
a. The degree of the study’s reliability
b. The extent to which the study can be generalized to other settings
c. Correlation of the study’s findings with the prevailing literature in the field
d. The extent to which the study is inclusive of various ways of knowing
d. The extent to which the study is inclusive of various ways of knowing
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The ASCA provides guidelines for school counselors as they implement peer programs. Which of the following is NOT one of the guidelines?
a. counseling with potential peer helpers b. assessing needs of school population c. coordinating an appropriate training program d. gaining support from parents and guardians
Meta-analytic findings that efficacy and effectiveness studies of CBT for adult anxiety disorders yield generally comparable effect sizes is interpreted by the text authors to mean that application to routine clinical practice:
a. would require modification. b. should only include adults and not adolescents or older adults. c. is well supported. d. would benefit from integration of other change processes.
Which of the following statements about giving or receiving gifts is FALSE?
A. Lavish gifts certainly present an ethical problem; yet, we can go too far in the direction of trying to be ethical and actually damage the therapeutic relationship. B. It is important to recognize when accepting a gift from a client is clinically contraindicated and that you be willing to explore this with your client. C. In working with culturally diverse client populations, clinicians often discover that they need to engage in boundary crossing to enhance the counseling relationship. D. It could be more problematic to accept a gift at a later stage of a counseling relationship.
Which of the following is not one of the four interconnected aspects that Satir viewed family life through?
a. self-worth b. communication c. dysfunctional interactions d. family system e. the link to society