Spitting in the soup, as defined by an Adlerian, represents:
a. demonstrating understanding regardless of its impact on behavior.
b. an approach that lends itself to restructuring or beliefs by spoiling them.
c. behavioral change regardless of its origin.
d. a desire to discuss problems rather than solve them.
B
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Many of the myths that engender burnout are supported by what Albert Ellis calls the _____________ thoughts people tell themselves about their work
A) ?unhealthy B) ?self-actualizing C) ?demeaning D) ?conflicted
"What special issues do you anticipate with regard to rapport development?" As you prepare your first interview treatment plan for a new client, you would most likely ask this question when you consider which stage of the interview?
A) ?Empathic relationship B) ?Story and strengths C) ?Goals D) ?Restory E) ?Action
Grading in a cooperative class should be norm referenced
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
The practitioner-scientist model describes counselors who _____
a. Are scientists and researchers first and foremost b. Are primarily consumers of research who use research to inform practice c. Are able to complete complex statistical analyses without assistance d. Can document and publish the results of their own research