For Frankl, the Technique of Dereflection Refers to

question 17

Multiple Choice

For Frankl, the technique of dereflection refers to

• A)changing client concerns to healthy ones.
• B)empathizing with the client's loneliness.
• C)focusing away from current problems.
• D)returning to the central theme in therapy.

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Definitions:

Informal

Characterized by a relaxed, friendly, or unofficial style, manner, or nature.

Workforce Reduction

A decrease in the number of employees through means like layoffs, retirements, or resignations, often as a cost-saving or restructuring strategy.

Attrition

The reduction in workforce through employees leaving naturally (e.g., retirement, resignation) without being replaced.

Delphi Technique

A structured method of gathering expert opinions through questionnaires with multiple rounds allowing for feedback and refinement of responses.