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ereecah

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Evidence-based practice is best defined as:
 
  a. integration of best research evidence with clinical expertise and client values.
  b. basing one's psychotherapy entirely on the firm foundation of empirical research.
  c. the use of client feedback to inform the selection of therapy techniques.
  d. basing one's psychotherapy on careful psychological assessment.

Question 2

What two characteristics of mental health care service delivery are cited by the textbook authors as cardinal features of its industrialization?
 
  a. Reductions in clinicians' income; loss of clinician control over mental health services
  b. Use of evidence-based practices; focus on outpatient service delivery models
  c. Reductions in the percent of managed care patients on clinician caseloads; use of low-cost providers
  d. Requiring primary care physicians to refer patients; emphasis on self-help resources



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Answer to Question 1

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