What is the tendency of clients to unconsciously and unrealistically expect their therapists to behave like important people from their past?
100
This is the idea that people have to be able to participate in their own legal defense when charged with a crime
What is competency to stand trial?
100
True or False: Pleading not guilty by reason of insanity (NGRI) happens frequently in the eval system and works successfully
False
200
At this level of analysis, social problems are seen as stemming from the inability of some people to fit into society and we have to help people fix their deficits
What is the individual level of analysis?
200
This is why an interview is different than a normal conversation
What is having an specific goal or purpose?
200
PsyD's typically get more experience with __________ than PhD's, while PhD's typically get more experience with __________ than PsyD's
clinical work and research
200
This is the area of psychology concerned with the application of psychological methods and principles within the legal system
What is forensic psychology?
300
This is an interview question that allows for less elaboration and self-expression, but yields a quick and precise answer
What is a closed-ended question?
300
These are examples of community/institutional level interventions
What are social action, participatory action research, and community advocacy?
300
This is what adults with schizophrenia reported losing in "Searching for a Normal Life"
What is close relationships, important skills and abilities, and a place within society?
300
Clinical psychology programs usually reside in ________ departments, while counseling psychology programs usually reside in ________ departments
psychology departments and education departments
400
This approach to psychology believes that problems arise from gaps in self-awareness.
What is the humanistic approach?
400
A mom, dad, sister, half-brother, and step-sister would comprise this type of family
What is a blended family?
400
This is what it's called when someone is fired to go to a hospital for a mental condition by the law against their will
What is civil commitment?
400
These are examples of what a clinical-health psychologist may research
What are drugs or alcohol use treatment, obesity prevention, and hospital patients' pain management?
500
This is the "identified patient" in family or couples therapy
What is the member of the family that has been identified as having the most obvious or problematic symptoms when the family first starts family or couples therapy?
500
This is the bandwidth - fidelity issue in clinical assessment
What is how the breadth of an assessment increases as the information collected becomes less detailed
500
For a person to be committed involuntarily to a mental hospital in Ohio, he or she must have _________ and __________
A mental illness and a substantial risk of violence to a specific person (self or other)
500
This is the Act that gave federal money for mental health agencies in 1963