“Being in the world” refers to
(a) Clients’ ability to continue toward self-actualization after treatment
termination.
(b) Clinician’s ability to develop a therapeutic alliance.
(c) Clients’ understanding how they relate to the world at large.
(d) Clinicians’ understanding of clients’ objective and subjective worlds.
(d) Clinicians’ understanding of clients’ objective and subjective worlds.
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What will be an ideal response?
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a. racial identity development. b. cultural identity development. c. ethnic identity development. d. independent identity development.
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a. Social interest b. Masculine protest c. Developing a true sense of self d. Overcoming id driven urges
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