The most effective way for school counselor to meet the needs of students in the school is to:

a. wait for students to come to them with their concerns.
b. employ strategies reactively as a way to reach every student.
c. rely on the classroom as a primary venue for reaching students using a variety of strategies.
d. focus on implementing a wide-range of intervention efforts in order to reach all students.


c

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What will be an ideal response?

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In existential counseling, the counselor-client relationship involves cultivating the type of presence that characterizes I-Thou connections. The experience of the client is best described in which of the following statements?

a. The client's inherent tendency to strive for positive growth is activated. b. The client is able to develop awareness and differentiate self from non-self. c. The client is encouraged to promote social change to reduce forms of oppression. d. The client feels "seen" and "heard" on a profound level.

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