The Utility of Psychotherapy in Real-World Settings Where Clients Are

question 151

Multiple Choice

The utility of psychotherapy in real-world settings where clients are free to choose any type of intervention and the therapy and nature of the clinical problems are not clearly specified is defined by Seligman as:

• A)effectiveness
• B)efficiency
• C)efficacy
• D)potency

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Definitions:

Social Context

The environmental, cultural, and social factors that influence individuals' behaviors, actions, and interpretations.

Negotiators Interact

Describes the dynamic process where individuals engaged in negotiation exchange information, demands, and concessions to reach an agreement.

Family Negotiations

The process of resolving conflicts and making decisions within the family unit, often involving compromise and discussion among family members.

Emotionally Hot

Describes situations or topics that evoke strong emotional responses, often affecting an individual's ability to think clearly or behave rationally.