According to One Survey of Cultural Values

question 17

Multiple Choice

According to one survey of cultural values

• A) Americans value work more than Japanese do.
• B) for Americans, only good health is more important than work.
• C) Americans typically value things like their children's education and a satisfactory love life more than work.
• D) Americans place no value on work, only on money.

Identify the benefits of group therapy such as cohesion, support, and vicarious learning.

Describe the evidence-based status of group psychotherapy approaches.

Acknowledge the focus on "here and now" in interpersonal therapeutic groups.

Understand the purpose and process of process debriefing in therapeutic groups.

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Definitions:

Puritan Attitude

Refers to the stringent, moralistic outlook associated with the Puritans, emphasizing hard work, piety, and a disciplined community life.

English Customs

refer to the traditional and institutional practices, behaviors, and social norms that are characteristic of English society.

Work Ethic

The belief in the moral value and importance of work and its inherent ability to strengthen character.

Roger Williams

A Puritan minister who founded Rhode Island in 1636, advocating for religious freedom, separation of church and state, and fair dealings with Native Americans.