Using Observations of a Small Number of Humans to Make

question 28

Multiple Choice

Using observations of a small number of humans to make a statement about human behavior in general is an example of ____ reasoning.

• A) inductive
• B) deductive
• C) practical
• D) predictive

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Definitions:

Systemic Treatment Selection

The process of choosing interventions based on an understanding of the relationships, patterns, and dynamics within an individual's surrounding system.

Theoretical Integration

Theoretical integration in psychotherapy refers to the practice of combining concepts from different theoretical frameworks to enhance the understanding and treatment of clients.

Evidence-based Practices

Treatment methods and interventions that are grounded in systematic research evidence demonstrating their effectiveness in achieving desired outcomes.

Phenomenological

This term relates to a philosophical and research approach that focuses on exploring and describing experiences exactly as they are perceived, without interpretation or assumption.