Ethical and Cultural Issues Arising from the Psychology of Terrorism- 3 Credit Hrs.

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GUAbb1 - HIV: Therapeutic Strategies for Guilt, Uncertainty, & Taking Control-Abb Part I Post Test

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1.1 For a person with HIV, what are two ways in which a person can redirect their anger?
1.2 HIV clients often deal with depression, what is one way a client can deal with their depression?
2.1 What are the two parts to managing uncertainty with HIV clients?

Answers:

A. Accepting uncertainty and cautious investment in the future
B. Separate the anger from the erroneous or wrong target, and find an alternative mechanism to discharge their anger
C. Physical activity (like boating or fishing) and metal activities (such as reading or theater)

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Questions:

8.1 What did Hoffman find in her review of literature related to employment and HIV?
9.1 In order to provide aid to their HIV clients, who should counselors engage in consultation with?
10.1 How might HIV positive clients use denial as a coping method?

Answers:

A. If the viral load is undetectable, it can be seductive to return to the lifestyle that they had prior to HIV infection, and it keeps them safe from recognizing some returning symptoms that may indicate the new treatment are not working quite as effectively
B. As their disease progressed from HIV infection to AIDS, many people lost their full-time employment, people who were symptomatic were more likely to have changes in their employment status, and people with jobs requiring more mental work than physical act
C. Medical experts, financial advisors, clergy, and others to provide holistic care