Factors That Can Increase Counselors' Vulnerability to Impairment Include All

question 11

Multiple Choice

Factors that can increase counselors' vulnerability to impairment include all of the following EXCEPT

• A) personal trauma in the counselor's life.
• B) pre-existing conditions.
• C) working with a significant number of clients who have managed health care plans.
• D) working with a significant number of traumatized clients.
• E) having a history of substance abuse or depression.

Recognize the significance of Adam Smith’s pin factory example in illustrating economies of scale.

Understand the difference between a hypothesis and a prediction.

Recognize the various sources of research ideas.

Identify proper methods for developing a research hypothesis.

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Definitions:

Insight-Oriented Approaches

Psychotherapeutic techniques aimed at increasing a patient's self-awareness and understanding of the underlying causes of their psychological issues.

Multimodal Therapist

A therapist who integrates techniques from multiple therapeutic modalities to address the varied aspects of a client's issues, including affective, behavioral, cognitive, and physiological components.

BASIC I.D.

An acronym for the components of human experience according to multimodal therapy: Behavior, Affect, Sensation, Imagery, Cognition, Interpersonal relationships, and Drugs/biology.

Interpersonal Stance

The position or attitude one adopts in relation to others, especially in social or therapeutic contexts.