Because the Individuality of the Client Is of Paramount Importance

question 14

Multiple Choice

Because the individuality of the client is of paramount importance in constructivist therapies:

• A)specific therapy methods tend to be emphasized as keys to change.
• B)methods predetermined by generic principles derived from a comprehensive theory of change are selected as needed.
• C)specific therapy techniques tend to be minimized.
• D)the methods of change used are typically drawn from many theories of psychotherapy.

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