The Main Difference Between the Hazan/Shaver Model of Adult Attachment

question 133

Multiple Choice

The main difference between the Hazan/Shaver model of adult attachment styles and later models is that the later models

• A) considers only positive relationships.
• B) delineates two avoidant attachment styles.
• C) is based on one's notion of the "ideal" other.
• D) includes homosexual as well as heterosexual relationships.

Recognize the objectives of an addictions assessor.

Understand the use and purpose of the Time-Line Followback for Alcohol (TFLB-Alcohol).

Understand the importance of contextual analysis in assessing a client's history of use and mental health.

Understanding the various purposes of standardized tests and substance abuse screenings.

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