Abc model of personality - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Chapter 2: Organizational Learning TRUE/FALSE 1. Organizational learning refers to the process of creating, sharing, storing, and applying knowledge in organizations. ANS: F Definition of organizational learning PTS: 1 REF: 37 2. Peter Sengalis is known as the originator of the concept of learning organizations. ANS: F Peter Senge PTS: 1 REF: 37 3. If individuals in an organization learn, then the organization becomes a learning organization. ANS: F Individual le...

Intro to Counseling FINAL EXAM Counseling may be viewed as an ambiguous activity because: - ANS -the definition of counseling is vast - clients are often unaware of their real problems - clients are often confused and unfocused Counselor training is moving towards: A. standardized curricula through accreditation. B. psychodynamic theory. C. generic training models. D. both A and C. - ANS standardized curricular through accreditation AND generic training models Counse...

Com 312 - Exam One 171 Questions with Verified Answers Why Intercultural Through Film and Media? - CORRECT ANSWER Human experience is now more visual and visualized than ever before from the satellite picture to medical images of the interior of the human body. The proliferation of visuality has made film and television entertainment the United States' second largest export after aerospace What Material Does Media Culture Provide When We Forge our Identity? - CORRECT ANSWER 1. Sense of...

MANA 3318 UTA Exam 1 Questions and Answers What is organizational behavior? Organizational Behavior is the study of human behavior, attitudes, and performance organizations Why is Organizational Behavior important? (In other words, how can the knowledge of Organizational Behavior help us?) Organizational behavior: provides a set of tools that allow: (A) People to understand analyze, and describe behavior in organizations and (B) Managers to improve, enhance, or change work behaviors so...

Indirect practice (1) improve the effectiveness and efficiency of service provision and (2) bring about changes in policies, programs, or budgets, (3) changes in communities and organizations. (4) policy development, program planing, program evaluation, administration, and intervention with communities. Using Biopsychosocial Approach 1. Multidimensional framework 2. Risk factor 3. Person-in-environment framework 4. Ecosystems theory Multidimensional framework (1) examine th...

CPCE Counseling and Helping Relationships Exam 138 Question with Answers Alfred Adler - CORRECT ANSWER Theorist that created individual psychology; emphasized the drive for superiority; one of the first therapists to rely on paradox Eric Berne's transactional analysis (TA) - CORRECT ANSWER (Berne) a system of popular psychology based on the idea that one's behavior and social relationships reflect an interchange between parental (critical and nurturing), adult (rational), and childlike...

MCAT PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY EXAM Social stratification - ANSWER Social stratification refers to a system by which a society ranks categories of people in a hierarchy. In the United States, it is perfectly clear that some groups have greater status, power, and wealth than other groups. These differences are what led to social stratification Class consciousness - ANSWER awareness of one's place in a system of social classes, especially (in Marxist terms) as it relates to the class struggle....

Child Welfare - -About safety. Children most vulnerable population; fewer rights; more programs What is child welfare? - -All aspects or components of society essential for well-being of children. --School System --Medical Care --Parks & Rec --Public Safety --Citizenship As Social Work Practice - -Child welfare concerned with special needs of children & families when: --Parental functioning impaired --Social problems such as poverty prevent effective parentng --Child not able to fu...

STATISTICAL INFREQUENCY - ANSWER abnormality is defined as those behaviours that are extremely rare, i.e. any behaviour that is found in very few people is regarded as abnormal. e.g. IQ - statistically unusual if below 70. diagnosed w/ intellectual disability disorder DEVIATION FROM SOCIAL NORMS - ANSWER behaviour that is different from the accepted standards of behaviour in a community or society abnormality based on social context example: antisocial personality disorder (formerly ...

Adlerian Psychology (Therapy) *What is the basis?* - ANSWER-It is holistic in nature and we are all striving towards superiority and perfection, must learn how to deal with feelings of inferiority. Adlerian Psychology (Therapy) *What is the method of counseling?* - ANSWER-A method of counseling, which is also called individual Psychology, where all behavior is believed to be purposive and goal directed Adlerian Psychology (Therapy) *What is Fictional Finalism?* - ANSWER-A component of A...