In person-centered counseling the focus of the approach is on ______________
a. what happens
b. diagnosis
c. how things happen
d. symptoms
C
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Existentialists view anxiety as
a. a signal that the ego is faltering in its efforts to control the id’s and superego’s urges. b. a response to perceived threats to existence. c. something to avoid through various means including finding a loving partner and having children. d. unavoidable and results from the fact that we are going to die. e. the result of overdeveloped compensating mechanisms such as denial or projection.
Adams (2010) defines __________ as “Allowing yourself to be a human being with needs to be respected.”
a. self-care b. between-session processing c. self-assessment d. reflecting e. self-indulgence
A client reports he typically drinks daily but tried to stop drinking two days ago. The client is vomiting, trembling, and sweating. This client is experiencing
a. tolerance. b. hangover. c. withdrawal. d. relapse.
In documenting steps of sucide assessment and intervention, counselors
A. are required by law to always be correct in making their assessments B. what preciptated the concern about the client C. questions asked of the client and client responses to the questions D. B and C