In Client-Centered Therapy, Therapists Try to ________

question 126

Multiple Choice

In client-centered therapy, therapists try to ________.

• A) reflect client statements
• B) be active and directive whenever possible
• C) suggest how clients might better handle a situation
• D) suggest reasons why clients feel as they do

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Definitions:

Me-Self

William James's term for the conscious sense of personal identity that comprises the self as known or the collection of subjective experiences.

I-Self

The aspect of self that involves self-awareness and self-recognition, as distinguished from the "Me-Self" which relates to the social roles and attributes one identifies with.

Mental Structure

Concepts or frameworks in psychology that represent how the mind organizes its cognitive processes or functions.

Freudian Terms

Concepts and terminologies developed by Sigmund Freud in the field of psychoanalysis, covering aspects like the unconscious mind, the Oedipus complex, and defense mechanisms.