Common Factors That May Limit Treatment's Effectiveness Include

question 31

Multiple Choice

Common factors that may limit treatment's effectiveness include

• A) non-prescriptive treatment, non-compliance, and client-therapist differences.
• B) inaccurate diagnosis, inconsistent treatment, and client resistance.
• C) marginal treatments, client non-commitment, and therapist distraction.
• D) non-commitment from client and therapist, and vague goals.

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Definitions:

White-Shirted Players

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Black-Shirted Players

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Dichotic Listening

A psychological test in which different audio streams are presented simultaneously to each ear of a participant, used to study selective attention and the lateralization of brain function.

Shadow

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