One contribution of Adlerian therapy is that:
a. ? practitioners are given a great deal of freedom in working with their clients.
b. ? it offers a well-defined theory of personality.
c. ? many of its concepts have been supported by research.
d. ? it is a common-sense psychology.
a
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Rick Houser argues the realities of how many master’s-level-trained counselors tend to emphasize a ______ first approach when utilizing research.
A. science B. practice C. reality D. objective
Theorizing about grief and mourning after the loss of a loved one has traditionally centered on the importance of "letting go" of the loved one and accepting the loss. This focus is attributable to the work of
a. Freud. b. Kubler-Ross. c. Dame Cicely Saunders. d. Bowlby.
Which noted theorist advocated for analytic neutrality in sessions so that clients could project their unconscious issues onto the therapist?
A. Sigmund Freud B. Salvador Minuchin C. Albert Ellis D. Michael White