What is the role of unconditional positive regard in client-centered therapy?
What will be an ideal response?
The answer should define unconditional positive regard and then describe how a
therapist attempts to create an atmosphere of unconditional acceptance and trust during therapy.
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What prevents the queue from breaking down into a disorderly crowd?
a. normative processes b. individuals in the line who act as leaders c. habits d. self-control e. mindlessness
People who drink more alcohol tend to have lower personal incomes. This is an example of:
A) a positive correlation. B) a negative correlation. C) cause and effect. D) an unreliable measure.
Harry's family is amongst the 10 percent of families most deprived living in England. He is likely to be exposed to significantly high levels of
a. disease. c. hunger. b. pollutants. d. violence.
For several nights, Hassan dreamt that he was summoned before a tribunal. The members sat high above him at a golden table and demanded that he answer impossible questions as he trembled under a single beam of light in a cold, dark room. Later in the week, in waking life, Hassan went before his university review board and successfully defended his PhD dissertation. Which of the following concepts best describes this scenario?
A. Threat simulation theory B. Continuity hypothesis C. Activation-synthesis theory D. Latent content