It is helpful to directly address the relationship process with the client for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:
A. In the beginning of the relationship so the client knows what to expect.
B. To help the client expand their relational competences.
C. If something in the relationship reminds the clinician of unfinished business in the clinician’s own life.
D. To summarize the work and affirm gains as the relationship is ending.
ANS: C
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Closed knowledge refers to the common language spoken and process that is embedded in one’s community. 2. Some major contributors to systems-based therapies did not work with families but rather studied biology and cybernetics. 3. According to Satir’s experiential approach, helping the family lessen their self-esteem allows for positive change in the family system. 4. Compared to other therapeutic approaches, family therapy has little ability to impact social justice concerns of clients.
Which of the following is NOT true regarding family systems theory?
a. Families are interacting systems. b. Families are composed of interdependent members. c. Problems are viewed as specific issues that each individual brings into the system. d. The family is the unit of change.
Why is the client centered approach of Carl Rogers out of favor today?
a. There is no empirical evidence it really is effective b. It has been supplanted by neo-Freudian methods including Jungian therapy c. It is labor intensive, costly, and takes too long to complete d. Since Roger’s death in 1987 his model is rarely taught in graduate programs