Neo-Freudians Differ from Traditional Freudian Approaches to Therapy in That

question 107

Multiple Choice

Neo-Freudians differ from traditional Freudian approaches to therapy in that they encourage clients to focus on the ________ and they favor ________ their patients.

• A) past; sitting behind and passively listening to
• B) past; face-to face discussions with
• C) present; sitting behind and passively listening to
• D) present; face-to-face discussions with

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Definitions:

Safety Measures

Actions or devices designed to prevent accidents and injuries, and reduce the risk of harm in various settings.

Disorganized

Lacking structure, order, or coherence; often used to describe thought patterns, living conditions, or planning.

Dangerous

Having the potential to cause harm, injury, or adverse effects.

Psychoeducational

Pertaining to the process of educating individuals about psychological aspects of their lives, often used in the context of mental health treatment to improve understanding and coping strategies.