The belief that transference-based thoughts, emotions, and behaviors are essential to the counseling process underlies:
a. Adlerian therapy
b. Individual psychology
c. Person-centered therapy
d. Psychodynamic therapy
Answer: D
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a. the treatment was not well-received by the community. b. IPT-G was more effective than the control condition. c. valid assessment measures to use could not be identified. d. direct forms of communication had to offset some cultural norms.
A competent therapist possesses the following specific personal characteristics:
a. the ability to disregard personal emotions and reactions when working with clients. b. the ability to avoid personal issues in order to build therapeutic relationships. c. the ability to offer sound advice. d. the ability to exude empathy, compassion, and charisma to connect with clients.
______ focuses on self-reflection and flexibility within networks of relationships.
A. Postmodern feminism B. Cultural feminism C. Transnational feminism D. Radical feminism
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a. Conceptually it can be helpful b. Counseling is a linear process c. Various tasks and responsibilities are associated with each stage d. Different client factors, such as motivation to change and responsiveness to treatment, are associated with each stage