Understanding That There Are Differences Between the Counselor's Values and the Client's

question 18

Multiple Choice

Understanding that there are differences between the counselor's values and the client's values can be helpful in counseling, according to

• A) Holland's theory.
• B) Myers-Briggs type theory.
• C) Frank Parsons.
• D) work adjustment theory.

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Definitions:

Brief Encounters

Short, often informal, meetings or interactions that can have significant impacts or convey important information.

Engaging Phase

The initial stage in several processes, including counseling or therapy, where the focus is on building trust, establishing rapport, and understanding the client's needs or situation.

Trusting Relationship

A trusting relationship involves a bond of confidence and reliance between individuals, often essential for effective communication and mutual respect.

Precontemplation

The stage in a behavioral change model where the individual is not yet considering change or is unaware of the need for change.