The main "stance" of the existential clinician in where individuals in the clinical relationship are treated as human beings and with mutual respect. What is this called?
A. I-it.
B. I-thou.
C. Thou-it.
D. It-I.
B
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The definition of family functioning includes
a. the family's genealogy b. the medical illness/disability affecting the patient c. all unhealthy family members d. the family's ability to adapt to stress
Legally, parents:
a. Have no rights over what occurs with their child when in therapy b. Don't have the right to remove their child from therapy, once begun c. Have the right to know how the therapy is progressing with their child d. Have to agree with the therapist on the proper course of treatment
Erikson's psychosocial developmental theory is an example of
a. A continuous, active theory b. A continuous, reactive theory c. A discontinuous active theory d. A discontinuous reactive theory
Choose one form of violence discussed in the chapter. Define it, and then talk about the difficulties in defining the concept.
What will be an ideal response?