In solution-focused family therapy, the “why” behind complaints is considered
unimportant? Do you agree with this? Why or why not? What are some benefits and
some limitations to this philosophy? 

Describe Stereotypes and Primary and Recency Effects and analyse its importance to professional relationships. When analysing make sure you consider, how each type could contribute to interactions between different individuals in professional relationships, possible issues that could arise, how research has demonstrated the influence of stereotypes and primary and recency effects. Analysis should consider how it applies to professional relationships, research studies by psychologists and an evaluation of the benefits and drawbacks. 

4. Cindy has decided to consult with her optometrist because although she has no problems clearly seeing objects at a distance, she notices that when she tries to read, the print seems blurry and out of focus. After a vision test, her optometrist tells her that the lens in her eye is weak and is focusing the image behind her retina rather than on her retina. Considering these findings, Cindy would most likely be considered to have: A) monochromatic vision B) dichromatic vision. C) myopia D) hyperopia E) astigmatism

What is most likely to be true about romantic relationships and adolescence?

A. These relationships can be more important than family relationships.

B. Most teenagers begin romantic relationships at the age of 13.

C. These relationships are simple and rarely cause much emotional pain.

D. If teens start dating there is a high probability they will marry each other.