Tina, a Satir-Oriented Therapist, Notices That Her Client, Who Often

question 5

Multiple Choice

Tina, a Satir-oriented therapist, notices that her client, who often reports feeling overwhelmed, is often ill and exhausted. What might Tina be doing during her assessment of the client?

• A) Considering the specific aspects of the self that a client values and the aspects of which he/she is ashamed.
• B) Assessing the motivation behind the client's problematic behaviors and interactions.
• C) Making a mind-body connection between her client's emotional issue and how they are manifesting in her body.
• D) Viewing the context for the potential problems and determining the client's potential weaknesses.

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Definitions:

Morality of Principles

Involves ethical decision-making based on abstract, universal principles such as justice, equality, and respect for individual rights, rather than on personal or societal consequences.

Rawls

A philosopher known for his theory of justice which proposes principles of justice to structure society, emphasizing fairness and equality.

Morals

Principles or habits with respect to right or wrong conduct, typically reflecting personal or cultural values.

Sense of Justice

An innate or acquired perception that guides individuals in recognizing fairness, equity, and moral rightness, influencing their reactions to actions and situations.