The Distinguishing Feature of Person-Centered Therapy Is That the Therapist

question 151

Multiple Choice

The distinguishing feature of person-centered therapy is that the therapist

• A) provides an atmosphere in which the client can deal with his or her own problems.
• B) provides reinforcement for gradual approximations to specific goals of altered behavior.
• C) does most of the talking in each therapy session.
• D) interprets behavior by means of a combination of Freud's, Jung's, and Adler's theories.

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Social Well-being

The aspect of an individual's overall well-being that involves meaningful social relationships and activities, community involvement, and a sense of belonging.

Mental Well-being

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Physical Well-being

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