Client-Centered Therapists Are Most Likely to

question 42

Multiple Choice

Client-centered therapists are most likely to

• A) help clients associate anxiety-arousing stimuli with a pleasant state of relaxation.
• B) encourage clients to carefully observe the consequences of their maladaptive behaviors.
• C) restate and seek further clarification of what clients say during the course of therapy.
• D) vigorously challenge clients' self-defeating thoughts.

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Apply knowledge of carbon-13 NMR (S1U1P113S1S1P0C) spectroscopy to identify organic compounds.

Grasp the basics of analyzing IR spectra for functional group identification.

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Definitions:

Operant Conditioning

A method of learning that occurs through rewards and punishments for behavior, encouraging or discouraging certain behaviors.

Compulsive Habit

A behavior pattern that is repeated excessively and automatically, often without the individual's conscious intention.

Intake Interview

An initial meeting between a clinician and a client aimed at gathering information about the client's issues, history, and needs to inform treatment.

Placebo Effect

The phenomenon where an individual experiences a perceived improvement in condition due to their expectations, not because the treatment has a therapeutic effect.