A Factor That Distinguishes the Person-Centred Approach to Group Counselling

question 53

Multiple Choice

A factor that distinguishes the person-centred approach to group counselling from other approaches is the:

• A) therapist's role as facilitator.
• B) length of treatment.
• C) focus on creating a collaborative spirit.
• D) focus on building genuine relationships among members.

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Definitions:

Objectified Others

The concept of viewing and treating people as objects without regard to their personality, dignity, or individuality.

Transference Problem

In psychotherapy, the redirection of a patient's feelings for a significant person to the therapist.

Problem of Intimacy

Issues or difficulties in establishing or maintaining close, personal relationships, often explored in therapeutic settings.

Psychoanalysis

A therapeutic approach that explores the unconscious influences on behavior and thoughts, developed by Sigmund Freud.