Marcia has mastered cognitive and person-centered therapy and often uses them harmoniously in combination. Which of the following accurately describes Marcia’s level of eclecticism?
a. syncretism
b. traditional
c. unsystematic
d. theoretical integrationism
Answer: b
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Kelly was given a formal referral from her employer to you as a clinician for her anger management problem at work. She has extremely high work performance evaluations however she has a history of outbursts of anger. During this last episode Kelly not only yelled but also pushed a colleague. Kelly is very sorry for pushing her colleague and admits that stress is a problem for her, however, she feels that anger is an effective tool in getting people to listen to her. Given this example, which is the best approach to working with this client? a. given Kelly's view of the problem, it is not possible to work with her b. refer Kelly to another clinician who shares her view of the situation c. since Kelly states the use of anger is effective for her, do not address it as a concern d. engage Kelly in changing her approach to getting people to listen to her, even if her motivation is extrinsic (avoiding losing her job) rather than intrinsic
Phenomenology is the study of the internal, subjective world. What person-centered intervention is most important for attending to this internal world of the client?
a. summarizing b. clarifying c. reflecting d. listening
A behavioral approach to counseling children is inconsistent with Scripture.
a. true b. false
Karen Horney proposed that people move in three possible directions in order to cope with anxiety. __________ is not one of the three ways
A) ?Toward B) ?Against C) ?Away D) ?Between