The Therapist's Ability to Respond to Both Sides of Clients

question 24

Multiple Choice

The therapist's ability to respond to both sides of clients' core conflicts will: ​

• A)confuse the client.
• B)clarify the ambivalence that has made decisions difficult.
• C)help clients to have compassion for themselves.
• D)Both clarify the ambivalence that has made decisions difficult and help clients to have compassion for themselves are correct.

Explain the contributions of key historical figures in the development of psychology as a science.

Understand the use and importance of objective measures in psychological research.

Recognize the impact of major psychological movements, like Gestalt psychology and the cognitive revolution, on the field.

Discuss the role and critique of foundational concepts such as structuralism and introspection in psychology.

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