Gestalt Therapy Differs from Both Existential and Client-Centered Therapy Because

question 577

Multiple Choice

Gestalt therapy differs from both existential and client-centered therapy because Gestalt therapy

• A) is the most directive and the least insight-oriented.
• B) is the least directive and the most insight-oriented.
• C) places greater emphasis on past experiences.
• D) places more emphasis on unconscious motives.

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Natural Selection

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Intentional alteration of the genetic makeup of an organism to achieve desired traits, often through genetic engineering or selective breeding.

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