When Attempting to Evaluate the Effectiveness of a Particular Form

question 197

Multiple Choice

When attempting to evaluate the effectiveness of a particular form of therapy, the best way to measure improvement would be to

• A) have the therapist rate the improvement.
• B) have the clients rate their own improvement.
• C) compare those who sought therapy to those who were not interested in receiving therapy.
• D) have a "blind" observer evaluate each client without knowing who has received treatment.

Describe the technique and benefits of "active listening" in negotiations.

Analyze strategies for creating integrative frameworks in negotiations through increasing the number of dimensions.

Understand the dimensions along which intractable conflicts vary according to Putnam and Wondolleck.

Explain the effective use of role reversal or imaging techniques in conflict resolution.