Describe Rational Depth Theory, as proposed by Mearns and Cooper (2005)
What will be an ideal response?
Answer may be something like: Relational depth is “a feeling of profound contact and engagement with a client, in which one simultaneously experiences high and consistent levels of empathy and acceptance toward the Other, and relates to them in a highly transparent way. In this relationship, the client is experienced as acknowledging one’s empathy, acceptance, and congruence—either explicitly or implicitly—and is experienced as full congruent in the moment.” (Meanrs and Cooper, 2005). Relational depth has become a major contribution to the ongoing development of person-centered theory.
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Define the dimension of the physical environment and give two examples.
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Define the dimension of family and give two examples.
What will be an ideal response?
Greggo discusses the spiritual fruit of ____________, and in Proverbs the lack of it is compared to a city whose walls are broken through.
a) Patience b) Self-control c) Peace d) Faithfulness e) None of the above
Which of the following is NOT true?
a. Codes of ethics in consultation have been overlooked over time and very little has been written in this area b. Because of the complex triadic connections in consultation relationships, individuals in consulting roles may feel as if there are not clear-cut guidelines to follow c. Because consultation is different, consultants can not be sued for malpractice or breach of contract d. The legal principles that apply to counselors, psychologists, and social workers also apply to those professionals when they serve as consultant.