The structural therapist is most likely to first:
a. create a new therapeutic system.
b. join the system.
c. learn the rules of the system.
d. mark system and subsystem boundaries.
B
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To _________________ is to project the group's problems onto a single individual rather than the group taking responsibility for creating and resolving its difficulties
a. blame b. scapegoat c. accommodate d. deny
Which of the following is NOT on Albert Ellis’s list of irrational beliefs?
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All psychodynamic theories share the idea that
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