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Functional analysis means:
Both a and c.
Harm reduction promotes high-threshold access to services
Consistent with its origins as a brief or short-term therapy, Solution Focused
Counseling (SFC) is known for its pragmatism.
Behavior contracting itself can be implemented with minimal or no cost to the
counselor or agency.
According to the W. R. Miller, Wilbourne, and Hettema (2003), which of the following
is NOT one of 18 modalities determined to be efficacious:
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Which of the following is an alternative to abstinence?
All of the above
In this type of relationship, a client believes there is not a problem and the counselor
agrees, validates, or “goes along with” this perception, while also offering to help the
client in ways the client can determine:
Visitor-type relationship
Which of the following is NOT one of the three key points made by this chapter about
William and Hester’s “informed eclecticism?”
Counselors gear an approach that fits their personality
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Perhaps the best known example for constructing future exceptions in Solution
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Contingency management makes use of internal incentives that are contingent on the
client meeting predetermined personal goals.
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