When Therapists Step Out of Their "Roles" and Become More

question 24

Multiple Choice

When therapists step out of their "roles" and become more present with clients, the potential for greater emotional contact is possible as well as: ​

• A)stopping the therapeutic process.
• B)arousing countertransference issues.
• C)easily finding optimum interpersonal connectedness.
• D)having little difficulty differentiating personal issues of the therapist from the client.

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