A case study of client–therapist interactions was presented in the textbook. The researchers reported that ______.
A. clients focused on the relationship with the therapist
B. clients paid little attention to the therapist’s techniques
C. clients’ perceptions of relational depth were matched by the therapists’ perceptions
D. clients’ perceptions of relational depth were NOT matched by the therapists’ perceptions
C. clients’ perceptions of relational depth were matched by the therapists’ perceptions
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word (s).
Larger groups mean the possibility of members feeling disconnected; coleadership then . . .
a. Has no bearing on this b. Can complicate matters if the leadership is involved in a power struggle c. May create a family-of-origin feeling of being left out d. Helps keep all members connected
"Could you tell me a success story that you have had? What was it that you didright?" This question is an example of a. searching for strengths and wellness
b. leading the client to avoid deeper issues. c. an open question phrased in a closed fashion. d. challenging the client.
If your approach to helping puts emphasis on gaining insight, much of your time with clients will likely be spent in
a. getting clients to examine their cognitions. b. encouraging clients to identify and express their feelings. c. exploring the reasons for actions and in interpreting clients' behavior. d. dealing with what clients are doing now.