In Us-Versus-Them Thinking, the "Us" Is

question 20

Multiple Choice

In us-versus-them thinking, the "us" is

• A) the in-group.
• B) neither the in-group nor the out-group.
• C) the out-group.
• D) either the in-group or the out-group, depending on how the statement is made.

Appreciate the differences and similarities between Adler's perspectives and those of his contemporaries.

Recognize the emphasis on developing wellness and social interest as closing phase goals in Adlerian therapy.

Understand Adler's belief in striving for self-betterment through lifestyle and the role of encouragement in the therapeutic process.

Identify and differentiate between various self-statements that clients make as targets for Adlerian counseling intervention.

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Definitions:

Sexual Harassment

Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, or other verbal or physical harassment of a sexual nature.

Convey Interest

To demonstrate or communicate enthusiasm or concern regarding a subject, activity, or interaction.

Facial Expressions

Visible changes in the face that express a person's emotions, feelings, or intentions.

On Restriction

A state of being limited in one's actions, movements, or privileges as a form of discipline or safety measure.