In the behavioral counseling context, what is participant modeling?
a. When live models are not available, symbolic models may be used, such as characters in films, cartoons, and books.
b. Clients with lower levels of anxiety can act as models for more anxious clients.
c. The model exists in the client’s imagination and is called upon when the client chooses how to behave.
d. The therapist describes a situation with a character who models undesired behaviors.
e. The therapist describes a situation with a character who models desired behaviors.
Answer: b
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