Rape is used by some men to control women though sexual conquests but they are really afraid of them
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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When counseling a client from a racial, ethnic, or cultural group different from the counselor's, it is important for the counselor to remember that
a. basically, all people are alike although they may look different. b. although certain groups share similar traits or beliefs, each individual is unique and may not be like most others from his or her group. c. since certain groups share similar traits or beliefs, the counselor should begin by assuming that this particular person is like most others. d. stereotyping is often useful in understanding differences. e. the counselor should demonstrate that she or he understands the client by using words or phrases associated with the client's racial, ethnic, or cultural group.
Existential-humanistic approaches embrace a phenomenological perspective, stressing all but which of the following?
a. Subjective reality of the client b. The role of the unconscious c. How the counselor uses his or her personal qualities in counseling d. The importance of consciousness and/or awareness
Which is an argument against diagnosis?
a. Diagnostic classifications facilitate administrative tasks. b. Diagnosis enables therapists to make appropriate treatment plans. c. Diagnosis can narrow the therapist’s vision by encouraging the therapist to look for behavior that fits a certain disease category. d. Diagnosis is required by managed care systems. e. Diagnosis provides a framework for research.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Person-centered therapy is based on the ontological assumption that people can be trusted and will move toward growth in the right socioenvironmental conditions but are paradoxically intrinsically motivated toward socially deconstructive behavior. 2. Person-centered therapy, as Rogers viewed it, was not merely an evolution of psychoanalytic and behaviorist psychology; it was a political reaction against it. 3. The person-centered belief in the client’s basic trustworthiness lies in stark contrast to the medical model of disease, which pathologizes people’s experiences of distress. 4. In person-centered therapy, psychological maladjustment exists when the individual denies to awareness significant sensory and visceral experience. This discrepancy between experience and self-concept increases as more experiences are perceived to be inconsistent with the constructed self-concept.