Molly’s therapist displays her genuine feelings during a therapy session; she doesn’t remain disengaged or emotionally distant. This is known as ______.
a. unethical
b. transference
c. congruence
d. empathy
c. congruence
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Gestalt theory was developed by
a. Sigmund Freud. b. Albert Ellis. c. Fritz Perls. d. Carl Rogers.
All but one of these theorists is associated with the development of existential counseling. Who is not?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is an example of paradoxical intention?
a. Asking the client to substitute positive thoughts for things that he or she doesn’t want to do; for instance, when eating carrots instead of ice cream, “I choose to eat these carrots because they are so good for me.” b. Rewording what a client says in a more positive way. c. Identifying unconscious reasons that a client is engaging in self-destructive behavior. d. Teaching the client to reinforce good behavior by rewarding him or herself. e. Asking the client to exaggerate a symptom rather than suppress it.
Which of the following is not a principle of effective family-focused intervention?
A. Timing and development B. Regression and therapy C. Trainer or leader D. Empowerment