In Terms of Ethical Accountability,behavior Therapy

question 59

Multiple Choice

In terms of ethical accountability,behavior therapy:

• A)does not address this issue.
• B)provides a basis for responsible practice.
• C)offers a greater chance of abusing interventions than do other approaches.
• D)makes use of techniques that have questionable validity.
• E)is the only ethical form of therapy today.

---

Definitions:

Directive Approach

A leadership style in which decisions and policies are made by the leader and directly communicated to subordinates, with little input from them.

Supportive

Providing assistance, encouragement, or comfort to others, often in times of need or to help achieve a goal.

Achievement-Oriented

A personal characteristic or attitude where an individual is driven by goals and the pursuit of success.

Job-Centered

An approach to management that focuses on tasks, work procedures, and output, rather than on employee needs and preferences.