The McGrew and Flanagan Version of the Cattell-Horn-Carroll Model Is

question 107

Multiple Choice

The McGrew and Flanagan version of the Cattell-Horn-Carroll model is designed to assess abilities

• A) by means of one comprehensive and integrative test.
• B) through the use a variety of tests from different test batteries.
• C) with adjunctive use of interviews and the case study method.
• D) primarily by means of behavioral observation.

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Definitions:

Older Adult Client

Refers to clients within the mental health, healthcare, or social services sectors who are typically aged 65 years and older, often with unique psychological, physical, and social needs.

Cognitive Dissonance Theory

A psychological theory suggesting that individuals experience discomfort when they hold two or more conflicting beliefs, ideas, or values and they are motivated to reduce this inconsistency.

Behavior Change

Behavior change involves modifying an individual's actions or reactions to achieve a specific outcome, often targeted in therapeutic and health promotion contexts.

MI Strategies

Techniques used in Motivational Interviewing, a counseling approach designed to help individuals find the motivation to make positive decisions and accomplish their goals.