Asked by TIFFANY GRANT on Jul 18, 2024
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Because he repeatedly skipped school and committed status offenses,Joseph was forced to participate in a court-ordered intervention program when he was a juvenile.As an adult,Joseph says that if he had not received the intervention,he probably would be in prison by now.Interestingly,some of Joseph's friends,who also behaved badly but did not participate in the intervention program,did not end up in prison.This is related to the fact that
A) people often enter therapy during a crisis.
B) clients generally speak kindly of their therapists.
C) clients want to believe that therapy was worth the effort.
D) therapists convince clients that therapy is effective.
Intervention Program
A structured program designed to help individuals change behaviors and processes that are detrimental to their well-being.
Status Offenses
Behaviors that are considered violations of law only because of the age of the offender, such as truancy or underage drinking.
Juvenile
A young person or animal, especially one that has not yet reached maturity.
- Recognize how personal anecdotes and client perceptions can lead to misleading conclusions about therapy effectiveness.
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Learning Objectives
- Recognize how personal anecdotes and client perceptions can lead to misleading conclusions about therapy effectiveness.
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