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Problem-focused skills refers to one of three (3) types of commonly used skills in which the clinician either offers alternatives, provides information, or gives advice.
Problem-solving cycle is a cycle that includes problem identification, problem definition, strategy formulation, organization of information, allocation of resources, monitoring, and evaluation
- Problem-solving skills training (PSST) : problem-solving skills training (PSST) refers to instruction aimed at targeting the cognitive deficiencies and distortions displayed by children and adolescents who experience conduct problems in interpersonal situations, particularly those children who are aggressive.
Procedural information refer to descriptions of what will actually occur when one undergoes a stressful medical procedure.
Procedural justice refers to the perceived fairness of the methods used by an organization to make decisions.
Procedural justice, is likewise the perception of the fairness and leg
Procedural justice, is likewise the perception of the fairness and leg
Procedural knowledge is knowledge of procedures that can be implemented.