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Which of the following are not described by Mitchel and Everly as main characteristics that are evident in any crisis:
 
  a. The relative balance between a person's thinking and emotions is disrupted.
  b. One's usual coping methods fail to work in the face of the critical incident.
  c. The crisis brings out underlying coping mechanisms.
  d. Evidence of mild to severe impairment occurs in the individual or group involved in the crisis.

Question 2

Evolving models of practice described in this chapter include:
 
  a. Spirituality and religion.
  b. Treatment of trauma associated with extreme events.
  c. Practice with lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender clients.
  d. All of the above.



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Answer to Question 1

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