How Do Social Control and Rehabilitation Purposes for Groups Differ

question 5

Multiple Choice

How do social control and rehabilitation purposes for groups differ?

• A) Rehabilitation purposes are focused largely on the individual rather than the group.
• B) Social control purposes are the result of in just power structures.
• C) Rehabilitation purposes focus primarily on physical or psychological rather than social issues.
• D) Social control purposes are determined by someone other than the client and the client may or may not agree with them.

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Definitions:

Client-Centered

A therapeutic approach developed by Carl Rogers emphasizing an individual's capacity for self-direction and understanding of their own development.

Paraphrase

To restate something using different words or phrases, typically to clarify the meaning or provide a simpler explanation.

Counterconditioning

A behavior therapy technique whereby a conditioned response is replaced with a new, more desirable response.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy

A type of cognitive-behavioral therapy designed to teach individuals skills to cope with stress, regulate emotions, and improve relationships, originally developed for treating borderline personality disorder.