When You Reflect Feelings

question 12

Multiple Choice

When you reflect feelings:

• A)You indicate that you know a lot about feelings, and therefore the client will trust your ability to help him or her.
• B)You indicate that you have worked through similar experiences in your own life, which will foster trust in the interviewer/client relationship.
• C)You indicate that you are not afraid of feelings, thereby modeling for the client that it is ok to directly confront their own uncomfortable emotions.
• D)You indicate that you can accurately sense the world as the client feels and perceives it.

Understand the concept of the prisoner's dilemma and its implications for cooperation and reciprocity in the animal kingdom.

Grasp the principles of kin selection theory and its role in explaining altruistic behaviors in animals.

Identify examples of reciprocity and altruism in mutualistic interactions between species.

Analyze the conditions under which reciprocity is likely to evolve and be maintained within animal populations.

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Definitions:

Face Validity

The extent to which a test appears to measure what it's supposed to measure, making it seem valid at face value.

Concurrent Validity

Concurrent validity is the extent to which test scores or measurements are correlated with other measures or outcomes that are theoretically related and taken at the same time.

Predictive Validity

How well a result from a test or scale forecasts subsequent performance in a connected area.

Face Validity

The degree to which a test or measure appears effectively to assess what it is supposed to assess, based on casual inspection.