Candace Overhears a Classmate Complaining That Some Students Have Such

question 11

Multiple Choice

Candace overhears a classmate complaining that some students have such huge egos that they completely dominate class discussions and make it impossible for other students to voice their opinions or even ask a question. Candace walks away in tears, convinced that the classmate is talking about her. According to Beck's cognitive therapy (CT) , Candace is demonstrating a(n) _____ called _____.

• A)irrational belief; arbitrary inference
• B)irrational belief; overgeneralization
• C)negative cognitive bias; personalization
• D)negative cognitive bias; minimization

Recognize the legal and social contexts affecting children's placement in various family settings, including single-parent and adoptive homes.

Grasp the importance of privacy and the limitations on accessing court orders in educational environments.

Differentiate between blended families and binuclear families and understand their formation and implications for children.

Identify the strengths and positive aspects of blended family dynamics, including new role models and economic stability.

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Definitions:

Reflective Turning Point

Event that signals a change in the way a relationship is defined.

Proposes

Suggests something for consideration or action.

Social Penetration Model

A model of the self that reflects both the breadth and depth of information that can potentially be disclosed.

Self-Disclosure

Purposefully providing information about yourself to others that they would not learn if you did not tell them.