A Case Formulation Generally Consists of Identifying (1)symptoms and Problems,(2)pre-Existing

question 36

Multiple Choice

A case formulation generally consists of identifying (1) symptoms and problems,(2) pre-existing vulnerabilities,(3) stressors or events that contributes to symptoms,and (4) :

• A)alternative treatment options should the initial treatment be unsuccessful.
• B)a mechanism that links all components and maintains the problem.
• C)options to consider if difficulties are encountered in implementing and following through on treatment.
• D)pre-disposing life events or triggers.

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Definitions:

Progressive Approaches

Methods or strategies that evolve over time to address complex challenges in various fields such as education, healthcare, or social policy.

SES (Socioeconomic Status)

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Health Care

The organized provision of medical services to individuals or a community.

Charles Spearman

A British psychologist who is best known for his work in statistics and intelligence theory, including the concept of general intelligence (g factor).