When you are multiculturally different from your client, which of the following is TRUE regarding appropriate self-disclosure?
A) ?Multicultural differences are fairly obvious and can be disclosed spontaneously.
B) ?Frequent practice of the microskills and experience will make self-disclosure a natural part of your interviewing style.
C) ?Self-disclosure must include every aspect of your experience that the client needs to hear.
D) ?The frank disclosure of differences helps establish rapport and may be essential to building trust.
D
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Chen and colleagues' (2012) meta-analysis of meditative therapies found that studies conducted in Eastern countries (India, China, Japan) compared to Western countries showed:
a. smaller effect sizes. c. larger effect sizes. b. equivalent effect sizes. d. less methodological rigor.
Which of the following statements is not true of the profession of contemporary counseling and psychotherapy:
a. earlier widespread skepticism about the effectiveness of therapy has diminished b. similar to findings 80 years ago, the phenomenon that diverse approaches to psychotherapy all appear to be similar in their effectiveness has been established convincingly c. empirical documentation of the crucial role of the common factors in the efficacy of therapy has sharpened the focus of research on the effectiveness of therapy d. third-party payers are less likely to require documented evidence of the efficacy of the chosen therapeutic approach with licensed therapists than they are with unlicensed therapists
Some scholars have argued that social justice in counseling should be considered the fifth force in the counseling profession after (in order)
a. psychodynamic, behavioral, humanistic, and multicultural forces. b. psychodynamic, behavioral, multicultural, and humanistic forces. c. psychodynamic, humanistic, behavioral, and multicultural forces. d. behavioral, psychodynamic, humanistic, and multicultural forces.
After many attempts at completing his REBT homework assignment of participating more in class discussions, Tyler complained that it was just too hard, and that he wasn't sure that he wanted to try any longer. An REBT therapist would most likely respond by doing each of the following EXCEPT:
a. challenge Tyler's expectation that therapy should be easy. b. re-examine Tyler's embarrassing ninth grade experiences in public speaking. c. genuinely empathize with Tyler that changing behavior is very hard. d. re-confront Tyler with one of REBT's central rules to "push your ass" (PYa..