List and summarize the three phases of the crisis intervention model used to help pregnant teenagers
What will be an ideal response?
Phase 1, the initial phase, is characterized by anxiety and confusion. Phase 2, the escalation phase, is characterized by the teen trying to confront the crisis. Phase 3, the redefinition phase, is characterized by an adult intervention to help the teen deal with the crisis by setting small goals and short-term intervention and problem-solving skills, eventually leading to long-term solutions.
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a) independent variable. b) dependent variable. c) random assignment. d) statistical law.
Following ischemia, neural damage is found a. equally distributed throughout the brain
b. primarily in the hippocampus and in middle layers of the cortex. c. primarily in the hippocampus and inner layers of the cortex. d. primarily in subcortical areas.