8. According to Ainsworth’s categories of attachment, which is the most common among children?
a. Secure attachment
b. Avoidant attachment
c. Negative attachment
d. Ambivalent attachment
a. Secure attachment
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.According to gestalt therapists, people whose style of relationship has become fixed and rigid often experience difficulty managing relationships and are known as personality “disordered.” 2.Dialogue is a relatively simple intervention that the therapist can use and, when necessary, therapeutically force on the client. 3.When a gestalt therapist describes to a client what he or she is observing, it is important to also interpret that observation for the client. For example, “I notice your mouth is turned down. You look sad.” 4.Gestalt therapists consider the connection between the client’s phenomenal field and their existing field. For this reason, the field might be how one interprets others and creates an experience of them for oneself, and how these other people actually behave toward the individual in question.
Career counseling is increasingly viewed as
a. Career adjustment counseling b. Synonymous with personal counseling c. A process that involves leisure issues d. A process that involves personal as well as life role issues
All of the following descriptions from Erikson's stage of development perspective of each developmental transition stages are true EXCEPT
a. represents a psychosocial crisis, or turning point, when individuals are faced with fulfilling their destinies. b. builds on the psychological outcomes of earlier stages. c. has a psychosocial task to be mastered before moving to the next stage. d. personal transformation demands an awareness of how you deal with developmental tasks currently with no connection to your past.
A general goal of ACT is to help individuals relate
a. more succesfullly to their parents. b. more successfully to their children. c. more flexibly to their psychlogical experiences. d. more flexibly to their spiritual values.