The Major Ethical Concerns in the Practice of Behavior Therapy

question 1

Multiple Choice

The major ethical concerns in the practice of behavior therapy are

• A)prolonged treatment and aversive procedures.
• B)decreasing clients' freedom and controlling clients' behaviors.
• C)depriving clients of their rights and harming clients.
• D)manipulating dependent relationships and behaviors.

Understand the concepts and stages of White Racial Identity development.

Recognize the different forms of racism and their manifestations at individual, cultural, and institutional levels.

Identify and distinguish between prejudice, racism, rankism, and stereotypes.

Comprehend the emotional impact of race-related discussions and the common reactions toward racism.

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