The Authors Approach to Crisis Cases Is Consistent With

question 11

Multiple Choice

The authors approach to crisis cases is consistent with:

• A) a belief that a crisis represents a disturbance in the client's equilibrium.
• B) a belief that the objective reality of a crisis is more important than how a client. perceives the crisis
• C) a belief in the inevitability of change.
• D) a belief in the systemic nature of crises.

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Definitions:

Dispositional Attribution

The tendency to attribute people's behaviors to their internal qualities, traits, or character, rather than to situational factors.

Aggressive

A behavior characterized by being ready or likely to attack or confront; involving forceful actions or tactics.

False Consensus Effect

The cognitive bias to overestimate how much other people share our beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors.

Self-serving Bias

The common habit of a person taking credit for positive events or outcomes, but blaming outside factors for negative events.