Therapists Who Encourage Clients to Think Primarily About Others' Expectations

question 198

Multiple Choice

Therapists who encourage clients to think primarily about others' expectations are especially likely to experience difficulty developing a strong therapeutic alliance with clients who value

• A)evidence-based practice.
• B)illusory correlations.
• C)the confirmation bias.
• D)individualism.

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Definitions:

Salary Increase

An upward adjustment in wages or earnings, often reflecting recognition of employee performance, inflation, or changes in market rates.

Subordinate

An individual who is under the authority or control of another within an organizational hierarchy.

Lying

The act of communicating false information with the intention of deceiving.

Ethical Behavior

Acting in ways consistent with what society and individuals typically think are good values, involving fairness, integrity, and respect for others.