How could the attitude of constructive theory toward diagnosis best be described?
A) Constructivists never use diagnosis.
B) Constructivists are quick to diagnose and prescribe treatment plans based on DSM IV-TR criteria for mental disorders.
C) Constructivists typically diagnose only when mental disorders are severe, and in those cases they refer clients to a medical doctor.
D) Though familiar with contemporary diagnostic assessment, constructivists typically do not diagnose clients, instead choosing to emphasize the strengths of each individual.
E) Both b and c are mostly true.
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Q19: For a constructive theorist, change is:
A) Always
Q20: Which of the following articulate(s) key assumption(s)
Q21: What is the constructive perspective on resistance?
A)
Q22: The solution-focused answer to the question "Where
Q23: Which is/are the way(s) that constructive therapists
Q25: What do constructive therapists use as their
Q26: At the beginning of therapy, solution-focused brief
Q27: A question that gives clients a range
Q28: These clients are frequently unmotivated to change
Q29: What is a sparkling moment?
A) Part of
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