What the text authors dub the "exhaustion theory" of integration suggests that:
a. there are too many competing theories of therapy for any one person to recall and use.
b. there are so many theories of therapy that there are no new ideas left around which new theories can be organized.
c. the proliferation of therapies reached its maximum point in 1985, and is now on the decline.
d. new theories of therapy are still emerging and no one textbook can cover them all.
A
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a. Sex b. Gender c. Gender role d. Gender identity
In IPT, the therapeutic relationship is best conceptualized as:
a. a manifestation of transference. b. a way to provide unconditional acceptance and support. c. warm, empathic, and goal-directed. d. as the basis for insight and change.
Of the following, which does the CACREP Professional Identity section not mandate for programs?
A. Mission statement B. Common-core curricular experiences C. Program objectives D. All of the answers are mandated.
The text mentions that the following individuals were involved with experiential strategies in the Bible except:
a) Abraham b) Moses c) Mary d) Jesus e) Elijah