Using Questioning to Expand and Clarify Is Particularly Important with Families

question 30

Multiple Choice

Using questioning to expand and clarify is particularly important with families and groups because

• A) family and group members never listen to each other.
• B) it encourages interaction among members as they expand on their thoughts/feelings.
• C) family members do not communicate with each other unless in the presence of an unbiased observer.
• D) it encourages family or group members to individualize and develop in a healthy manner separate from their family or group.

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Definitions:

Psychoanalytic Theory

A conceptual framework created by Sigmund Freud that outlines the structure of personality and the process of personality development, serving as the foundation for psychoanalysis.

Resistance

A client’s unconscious defense strategies that prevent the person from gaining insight into their psychological problems.

Client-Centered Therapy

A psychotherapeutic approach developed by Carl Rogers focusing on providing a supportive environment allowing clients to lead their own therapy process.

Nondirective

A therapeutic approach in which the counselor or therapist provides support and guidance but does not give direct advice or instructions to the client.