All of the following are true EXCEPT?
(a) Focusing, developed by Eugene Gendlin, helps clients to locate a “felt sense” in their body.
(b) Specific strategies of interventions are an important part of person-centered therapy.
(c) Parents seeking to follow Rogerian theory would avoid giving conditional
messages to their children.
(d) All emotion-focused therapies are experiential in nature.
(b) Specific strategies of interventions are an important part of person-centered therapy.
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Interpretation/reframing is useful in understanding what is going on in the client's mind and/or linking the client to how the environment affects thinking and behavior in which of the following theories?
A) ?Person-Centered Theory B) ?Cognitive Behavioral Theory C) ?Psychodynamic Theory D) ?Decisional Theory
A paradoxical intention would be most appropriate for all of the following client problems EXCEPT:
a. fear of public places. b. fear of isolation. c. fear of spiders. d. fear of public speaking.
For those over 18 years of age, the _______________ population experiences nearly three times more average distress than the European American population in their everyday life
(a) American Indian and Alaskan Native (b) Asian American (c) African American (d) Hispanic
Greenberg (2002) contends that clients will not be able to change their emotions unless they
a. talk intellectually about their cognitions. b. talk intellectually about their emotions. c. experience their emotions viscerally. d. act out their emotions.