2023 comp

Which of the following themes would clients in feminist therapy be least likely to explore?

Leaders help members face intense feelings and encourage them to translate _ into (+) action within the group setting

Classical conditioning is attributed to

What can safely be said on the issue of psychological risks in groups?

The rationale for helping clients explore thoughts is:

Skinner's attitude toward the theory of natural selection seemed basically:

Kohlberg said each stage in his theory

Statistics is commonly defined as the science of conducting studies to organize, summarize, and _____ information.

Most tests if not all likely carry some gender and cultural bias?

Jeremy cannot remember a phone number without jotting it down. He demonstrates deficient in :

Gesell said maturation can be defined as:

The manner in which a client reveals much about how they come to understand the world in the mental status exam is:

The researcher’s acknowledgment of possible limitations demonstrates _____.

The rationale for helping clients explore thoughts is

The therapeutic factor in groups that leads to an increased sense of trust & a greater willingness to risk even more is:

All of the following are ways to be ethically responsible related to culture except:

Family structure and family atmosphere

In Piaget’s theory, deferred imitation is an example of

Which of the following are helpful guidelines for appropriate and responsible confrontations?

Random assignment to groups ____ the effects of some threats to validity.

In cognitive therapy, techniques are designed to:

Conversion disorder symptoms generally appear _____

The cognitive behavioral approach to therapy stresses:

One prevalent outcome for individuals with schizoid personality disorder is _____.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of the unstructured interview?

__ is a process of presenting basic information about a group to potential group participants to assist them

STA-I measures transitory anxiety & stable personality features that predispose a client to chronic levels of anxiety

Dietary restraint studies suggest that people who are starved

At the initial sessions of a group, it is common to see:

During the exploration stage, a helper does all of the following except:

Why is diagnosis important in the assessment process?

The group leadership skill of summarizing is useful during all of the following except:

Challenges are different from interpretations because:

From the family systems perspective, symptoms are often viewed as:

Which of the following is not usually a characteristic of the working stage?

Which stage has the focus on applying what has been learned in the group and putting it to use in everyday life?

When ____ occurs, a ripple effect flows throughout the family system.

Which type of validity do researchers agree is higher priority when considering the trade-offs between types of validity

A mistake in writing the 'summary & conclusion' part of a report is adding information not been included somewhere else

Which of the following statements is true about borderline personality disorder?

Which type of validity do researchers generally agree is of higher priority when considering the trade-offs?

Circling is all of the following except:

Making the diagnosis of schizophrenia is controversial because:

In evaluating the discussion section, it is necessary to review the potential threats to validity based on ______.

Which of the following is a contribution of choice theory/reality therapy?

Bronfenbrenner divides the environment into several nested systems. The system which recognizes the interrelation:

It is good practice to assess for lethality during most psychological related assessments?

The most common anxiety disorder of childhood is:

Emotional growth is

Gesell said children:

Behavior therapy is associated with all but one of the following:

Clinicians should consider emerging adulthood as a stage:

One of the most unreliable categories in current classification is in the area of ______.

Attending

_ is possible, even when members attend only a few times, but a high level of activity is demanded of group therapists

Certain types of members can sap a group’s energy for productive work. These do not include:

Psychoeducational groups are designed to:

When the purpose statement denotes an attempt to identify phenomena, events or exercises, he, she or they are using ___?

Threats to construct validity impact the ____ that can be drawn from the findings.

The correct components of the A-B-C theory of personality are:

Bipolar II disorder consists of:

Which of the following skills is not typically used for fostering awareness?

In the discussion section, researchers may need to propose ____.

In vivo flooding consists of:

Erikson’s fourth stage is

__ is how we invite participants from the population of interest to a study, while__is how we assign participants.

To avoid inadvertent breaches of confidentiality, group leaders should:

Children exposed to unresolved conflict:

The literature review should include _____.

Which of the following statement(s) is/are NOT true when evaluating articles in the professional literature?

When using open questions about thoughts, helpers should:

The function of the reality therapist is to:

When people relate external events to themselves when there is no basis for making this connection, it is called:

Terms like constricted, full, appropriate, content, labile, flat, blunted, and exaggerated refers to the client's

The likely future course of a disorder is called a

Which of the following is not one of the steps discussed in the text for using immediacy?

The primary reason for using disclosures in the insight stage is to:

Which of the following is not found in the mental status report?

Threats to construct validity impact the _______ that can be drawn from the findings.

The phenomenon when helpers’ reactions and/or perceptions about clients are distorted by their own experiences is called

All of the following are functions of the behavior therapist, except:

As consumers of research, practitioners are particularly interested in the discussion because _____.

With regard to the prevalence of mood disorders, which of the following has been found consistently?

If an instrument measures consistently but does not measure what it was designed to measure, the instrument is:

Which of the following themes would clients in feminist therapy be least likely to explore?

The three types of hypotheses mentioned by Houser are null, nondirectional, and ____.

Development of gender identity

Disclosures of feelings can be particularly good because:

Family therapy perspectives call for a conceptual shift from evaluating individuals to focusing on:

From feminist perspective, socialization of women with multiple social identities affects all of the following, except:

“You say that you really like your mother-in-law, yet you do not make time for her in your schedule.” This is a:

One who experiences a persistent depressed mood for at least 2 years but is not experiencing major depression may have:

One of the most important skills that therapists must possess when conducting an interview regarding sexual behavior is:

Theoretically, the more control the researchers have over the experimental conditions, _____.

The group leadership skill of clarification does not involve which of the following?

In which of the following way does cross-cultural fairness impact informal assessment techniques?

According to the lecture, it is important that counselors recognize the ____ inherent in the counselor role.

Inductive reasonsing

When a group member takes on an attitude of superiority, the group leader is advised to:

Executive function