Author Question: The point of the Rosenhan study is that. a. obedience to authority is pervasive. b. professional ... (Read 39 times)

luminitza

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The point of the Rosenhan study is that.
 
  a. obedience to authority is pervasive.
  b. professional staff in hospitals expect clients to be crazy, simply because the clients are in-patients.
  c. defense mechanisms such as denial and reaction formation are most commonly seen an aggressive patients.
  d. medication plus therapy works better then medication alone or therapy alone.

Question 2

If a client has been achieving goals, a therapist should consider this:
 
  a) A sign of resistance
  b) A sign to make more goals
  c) A sign that termination is near
  d) A sign that the therapist is awesome



catron30

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

C



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