Dr. Mensa believes that deep insight into his clients' problems is often unnecessary for improvement

Instead, he tries to directly alter their troublesome actions using various techniques. Dr. Mensa is most likely a(n) therapist.
a. client-centered
b. behavior
c. existential
d. psychodynamic


ANSWER: b

Psychology

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a. Collectivism c. Independency b. Individualism d. Dependency

Psychology

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a. reticular formations b. who's, when's, and where's c. adaptive strategy choices d. production deficiencies and utilization deficiencies

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a. experimental group b. comparison group c. cohort group d. control group

Psychology

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What will be an ideal response?

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