Social Psychology: When Jeanine, a successful surgeon, began to suffer from arthritis in her hands, she stopped doing surgery, continuing only the consulting portion of her medical practice, and accepted a position as Dean of the medical school at the university hospital where she had her practice. Shifting her attention to administration and teaching in her position as Dean after the onset of arthritis represents an example of:

Ethics: Supervisory roles carry similar ethical duties and responsibilities as those due from a therapist to psychotherapy clients, except that:

Ethics: When a therapist who strongly believes that an entire family must be seen is faced with a very reluctant family member, the therapist should:

Ethics: Most research populations of interest and available to mental health professionals:

Theories: Which of the following is true regarding empirical support for solution-focused therapy?

Social Psychology: If you stand very close to a pointillist painting, all you will see are tiny colored dots. But as you step away from the painting, larger areas of color become noticeable and eventually become recognizable objects such as flowers or clouds. This is similar to which of these?

Social Psychology: One vital factor that influences a person’s ability to cope with a divorce is the ____ of the relationship, or the extent to which the line between one’s self and their partner becomes blurred so that “mine” and “yours” becomes the same thing.

Theories: Feminist therapy appears to be a useful approach for working with:

Social Psychology: Research investigating the relationship between alcohol and aggression has shown that:

Ethics: You have been treating a client who has immigrated from outside the United States. The client reports a harsh regimen of disciplining his or her child that you believe amounts to child abuse. Which of the following statements applies?