The White Knight Syndrome is:
a. the feeling that although we have gained expertise in a particular area, we still feel as if we are "faking it," or not worthy of what we have accomplished.
b. the belief among female clients that a powerful male will suddenly solve all of their problems.
c. the cross-cultural stereotype concerning good and evil.
d. the sense among many beginning clinicians that we must somehow "save" the client.
e. the belief that some types of counseling are like a chess game that needs to be played carefully, deliberately, and effortlessly.
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a. class indicators. b. classism indicators. c. psychological distancing. d. social class statuses.
Which of the following is the best example of target behavior?
a. discovering forgotten memories of childhood trauma. b. getting an A on an exam. c. improving one's self image. d. improving the relationship with one's spouse.
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a. Client-centered case consultation b. Consultee-centered case consultation c. Program-centered administrative consultation d. Consultee-centered administrative consultation
Coherence therapists work experientially with their clients. What does this mean, and how is it applied in the clinical setting?
What will be an ideal response?