Studies of Therapeutic Discourse Have Found That Therapists Are Unwilling

question 10

Multiple Choice

Studies of therapeutic discourse have found that therapists are unwilling to challenge client statements, because:

• A) conflict reduces the rapport needed for therapeutic change
• B) the client might think that the therapist was judging them.
• C) therapists always need to conceal their own opinions from the client
• D) * those statements necessarily set the direction for the therapeutic session.

Identify and explain various selection techniques and their relevance to specific job contexts.

Understand the concept of reliability and validity in the context of selection devices.

Grasp the concept and benefits of on-the-job training methods such as coaching and job rotation.

Understand the objectives and components of performance assessment and appraisal processes.

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