In developing his theory and clinical practice regarding client-centered therapy, Carl Rogers was heavily influenced by the work of:
a. Albert Ellis.
b. Kurt Goldstein.
c. Sigmund Freud.
d. Aaron Beck.
B
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a. change b. deconstruct c. focus on d. rationalize
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a. to ensure the child does not blame himself or herself for abuse b. to serve as a variation of exposure therapy c. to improve the child’s self-efficacy d. to ensure that writing skills are in tact
All of the following are true about the complaint process except:
a) Even in cases where there is a statute of limitations on complaints, that limitation can be waived under some circumstances b) Only clients and other professionals can file complaints against a counselor or therapist c) The accused professional is typically allowed to hire a lawyer to accompany him or her to a hearing or to help with the documentation d) All of the above e) None of the above
In Wachtel's theory of cyclical dynamics,
a. a client's anxiety could cause him to be unassertive. b. a client's unassertive behavior could cause him to become anxious. c. either a or b. d. neither a nor b.