Internalized Other Interviewing Is a Process in Which a Therapist

question 64

Multiple Choice

Internalized other interviewing is a process in which a therapist:

• A) interviews a client's extended family and friends to understand their motives.
• B) interviews him or herself to demonstrate appropriate communication to clients.
• C) interviews a client's internalized image of his or her partner.
• D) interviews a client's externalized image of his or her partner.

Identify common biases in research and strategies to minimize them.

Recognize the differences between various research methods (e.g., naturalistic observation, case study, survey research) and their applications.

Understand archival measures and their use in research.

Recognize the importance of minimizing and recognizing the impact of social desirability bias in research findings.

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