When clients experience their practitioners as therapeutically present, it influences the polyvagal system, which:
A. triggers the flight or fight response.
B. causes the patient to resist treatment.
C. interferes with successful treatment.
D. causes them to feel safer within the therapeutic relationship.
Answer: D
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a. a safe, nurturing, accepting, and reliable relationship b. awareness of the unconscious and preparation for future problem events c. a strong counselor presence and reality training in order to keep the client grounded in reality d. a highly structured, rigid environment with clear expectations to create a sense of reliability and clarity of expectations
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A. cognitive social learning theory B. operant conditioning theory C. classical conditioning theory D. feminist theory
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A. lack of adequate procedures in place to support a dismissal decision. B. concern about the heightened resistance or defensiveness in the trainee. C. the potential for receiving criticism from other faculty or supervisors who were not involved in the trainee's remediation. D. the potential for receiving criticism from other faculty members who were not involved in the trainee's remediation.
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a. Advocacy b. Collaboration c. Leadership d. Coordination