Ethics: Typically, mental health professionals working in general hospitals will be employed under the supervision of:

Ethics: Regarding chance encounters with clients outside the therapy setting, your textbook authors suggest:

Assessment: On normally distributed curves, which of the following is NOT true?

Theories: An existential therapy counselor asks her client to meditate on her death, picture her funeral, write her obituary, and decide what she would wear. This technique is known as:

Social Psychology: Affectionate feelings toward women based on the belief that women need protection are referred to as ____ sexism.

Social Psychology: Believing that a particular statement is true simply because you have seen the statement in previous instances is known as the:

Assessment: Which of the following does not describe validity?

Theories: When stress levels rise in a family that is of relatively low differentiation, which of the following is likely to be observed?

Assessment: Which personality factor is most strongly associated with aggression?

Social Psychology: Each of the following individuals behaved aggressively, and each was punished for his or her aggression. For which person will the indicated punishment have the best chance of successfully reducing aggression?