Coping in Which Each Partner Attempts to Cope with His

question 40

Multiple Choice

Coping in which each partner attempts to cope with his or her own strain in ways that do not harm the relationship and also attend to the other's emotional needs is called

• A) social bonding.
• B) relationship-focused coping
• C) listener backchanneling.
• D) de-escalation coping

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Definitions:

I-Thou Relationships

A philosophical concept describing relationships that are based on mutual respect, openness, and genuine dialogue, as opposed to viewing others as objects.

Here-And-Now

A focus in therapy that emphasizes awareness of the current moment, feelings, and thoughts without dwelling on the past or future.

Client's Experience

The personal perceptions and reactions of an individual undergoing therapy, including their feelings towards the therapeutic process and relationship.

Kairos

An opportune moment for decision or action; in rhetoric, the right or opportune time to say or do the right thing.