In the psychodynamic approach to treating clients with dependent personality disorder, counselors work with clients to
a) Revisit and resolve past relationships through transference in treatment
b) Reframe erroneous thinking, such as dichotomous views of independence
c) Establish new routines of becoming more independent
d) Empower clients through positive self-talk and encouragement from the counselor
A
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A. counselor B. family of the client C. client D. use of medications
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A. behaviors; attitudes and opinions B. recording; counting C. measuring; counting D. listening; watching
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a) the child waives that right in open court. b) the school has legitimate objection. c) a judge rules otherwise. d) one parent is illiterate.
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(a) A systematic way of confronting an addict with the goal of getting them to seek help (b) A systematic way to help family and friends vent their anger (c) Probably the least effective way for an addict to be confronted about their drug use (d) A way for an employer to legally terminate an employee without fear of reprisal