A client and her therapist have been discussing the notion that her psychopathology results from the blocking or distortion of personal growth, excessive stress, and unfavorable social conditions
This discussion is congruent wit
A) Humanistic theory
B) Interpersonal theory
C) Biophysiological theory
D) Sociocultural theory
h what theory?
Ans: A
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Humanistic theory recognizes the importance of learning and other psychological processes that traditionally have been the focus of research. With their positive view of human nature, humanists believe that psychopathology results from the blocking or distortion of personal growth, excessive stress, and unfavorable social conditions.
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