In the Context of Humanistic Therapies, Client-Centered Therapists

question 28

Multiple Choice

In the context of humanistic therapies, client-centered therapists:  

• A)should follow a directive approach. 
• B)must avoid viewing the world through a client's frame of reference. 
• C)must be able to tolerate differentness. 
• D)should not be completely honest with their clients to avoid hurting them.

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Definitions:

Constructing Gender Roles

The process by which society and culture create and enforce expectations and behaviors deemed appropriate for individuals based on their perceived sex.

Passive Recipients

Individuals who accept or receive information, benefits, or actions from others without active response or engagement.

Mass Media

The various platforms and technologies used for communicating information to large audiences, including newspapers, radio, television, and the Internet.

Traditional Gender Roles

Roles, behaviors, activities, and traits deemed appropriate for men and women by society, as constructed through social interactions and norms.