The Common Factors Approach to Psychotherapy Integration

question 58

Multiple Choice

The common factors approach to psychotherapy integration:

• A) searches for common elements across different theoretical systems.
• B) supports the notion of remaining theoretically consistent and technically eclectic.
• C) synthesises important aspects of two or more theories.
• D) emphasises the importance of spirituality in counselling.

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Definitions:

Positive Peer Culture

A social environment or setting in which peers support one another in making positive choices and personal growth.

Antisocial Peer Group Norms

Behavioral standards within a peer group that encourage violation of social norms or laws, often negatively influencing group members.

Social Exchange Theory

A conceptual framework suggesting that social behavior is the result of an exchange process aiming to maximize benefits and minimize costs in relationships.

Therapeutic Community

A structured, treatment-based environment where individuals support each other in recovering from addiction or mental health issues through community living and shared experiences.