Ethics: A colleague often discusses difficult professional issues or case problems with you. One day, the colleague (who you regard as a very capable therapist) shyly shares feelings of an intense infatuation with a new client, but thinks that his feelings will not lead to clouded judgment or impaired objectivity. What is your most appropriate course of action?

Ethics: In most cases, the therapist should discuss fee information:

Theories: Feminist therapists tend to draw their ideas about human nature and development from:

Social Psychology: The belief that “they’re all the same” best epitomizes the:

Social Psychology: According to the interactionist perspective, behavior is a result of the interaction between:

Ethics: Regarding the use of behavioral therapy techniques, it is especially important that therapists show careful concern for ethical problems inherent in the use of ____ stimuli with relatively powerless clients.

Theories: A key belief of object relations theorists is:

Lifespan Development: Using Erikson’s developmental theory as a framework, which of the following statements is an accurate representation of his ideas?

Theories: According to REBT, the tendency to think irrationally is:

Social Psychology: Based on the principles of social learning theory, which measure is most likely to be successful in teaching a child to act nonviolently?