Boundaries Serve to Protect the Welfare of Clients Because

question 8

Multiple Choice

Boundaries serve to protect the welfare of clients because:

• A) counselors are vulnerable in counseling relationships.
• B) clients are vulnerable in counseling relationships.
• C) counselors and clients would often become friends if boundaries did not exist.
• D) counselors and clients naturally are attracted to each other.
• E) clients might use counselors to get their personal needs met if there were no boundaries.

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Definitions:

Broaden-And-Build Tendencies

A theory suggesting that positive emotions expand an individual's attention and mindset, leading to increased creativity, problem-solving abilities, and personal growth.

Specific-Action Tendencies

Innate or learned behavioral responses triggered by specific environmental or internal stimuli aimed at achieving certain objectives or satisfying needs.

Subjective States

Individual experiences or perceptions that are influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions.

Positive Emotions

Pleasant responses to events that promote connections with others, including subjective states such as happiness, joy, euphoria, gratitude, and contentment.