Although neuroscience research has many positive implications for developments in counseling, there are some concerns among professionals. These include all of the following EXCEPT:
A. scientists may be led to assume biological causes can be found for complex human behavior.
B. the trend to seek medications as the solutions to psychological problems could intensify.
C. science moves slowly and images discovered through fMRI and PET scans may be leading us down false trails.
D. clients find scientific discussions to be discomforting and confusing.
Question 2
Conjoint interpersonal psychotherapy for depression has demonstrated that:
a. treating a couple when both spouses are depressed is not beneficial.
b. conjoint interpersonal therapy leads to greater marital satisfaction.
c. less gains are made in treatment by both spouses if treated together.
d. conflicts in therapy arise as both patients want to assume a sick role..