"The Use of Scientific Research Techniques to Assess the Results

question 25

Multiple Choice

"The use of scientific research techniques to assess the results of a program and evaluate whether the program as currently designed achieves its stated goals" refers to which of the following focal areas

• A)program evaluation
• B)practice effectiveness evaluation
• C)assessment of client functioning
• D)pilot studies

Distinguish between fear and anxiety in terms of psychological responses.

Identify various therapeutic approaches and their effectiveness in treating anxiety disorders.

Explore the cognitive theories explaining generalized anxiety disorder, including metacognitive and intolerance of uncertainty theories.

Recognize the significance of unconditional positive regard and conditions of worth according to Rogers’s client-centered theory.

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Definitions:

Effort Justification

A concept in social psychology that suggests individuals rationalize the effort or sacrifice they have made to achieve a goal or outcome, often valuing it more as a result.

Attitude Accessibility

The ease with which an attitude or opinion can be recalled from memory, affecting how quickly and consistently it influences behavior.

Cognitive Dissonance Theory

The theory suggesting that experiencing conflict between beliefs and behaviors leads to discomfort, which individuals strive to reduce by changing their beliefs or behaviors.

Practicing Safe Sex

Engaging in sexual activities in a manner that reduces the risk of transmitting or acquiring sexually transmitted infections and unwanted pregnancies.