All of the following represent common complementary roles described in the text EXCEPT:
A) good/bad parent.
B) pursuer/distancer.
C) pursuer/underfunctioner.
D) emotional/logical.
C
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a. confirming the client's belief and withdrawing. b. confirming the client's belief by identifying the client's inappropriate anger. c. not confirming the client's belief through showing acceptance. d. not confirming the client's belief through being non-intrusive
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The DSM IV definition of "Depression" is similar to some of the symptoms of BURNOUT. Which definition below best describes BURNOUT:
a. "A state of mind....accompanied by an array of symptoms that include a general malaise: emotional, physical, and psychological fatigue; feelings of helplessness, hopelessness, and a lack of enthusiasm about work and even about life in general. b. "A progressive loss of energy, idealism, and purpose experienced by helping professionals as a result of their work conditions. Given this state of exhaustion, irritability, and fatigue, a professional's effectiveness is markedly reduced with depersonalization often occurring. c. ".....Characterized by physical depletion and feelings of hopelessness and helplessness. Those suffering from this tend to develop negative attitudes toward themselves, others, work and life. d. A and C above. e. All of the above.