Match the Seven Principles for the Rationale for Setting Therapeutic

question 5

Multiple Choice

Match the seven principles for the rationale for setting therapeutic limits with its corresponding description
-Limits facilitate the development of decision making, self-control, and self-responsibility of children

• A) Accept the child's need to break the limit, helping the child become aware of his or her behavior
• B) Enables the child to express the unacceptable behavior symbolically
• C) Facilitate transference of experiences and learning to life outside of the playroom
• D) Help children feel secure
• E) Prohibit direct aggressive physical acting out on the therapist
• F) Provide opportunities for the child to bring him or herself under control
• G) Provide structure to the environment and the relationship

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Definitions:

Fearing Divorce

The apprehension or anxiety about the potential dissolution of a marriage, which can influence individuals' decisions and relationships.

Never-married Mothers

Mothers who have children but have never been married.

Peers

Individuals who are of similar age, status, or interest, often influencing social behavior and interpersonal relationships.

Involuntary Temporary

Pertains to a situation or condition that is not chosen or desired by the individual and is expected to last for only a limited period.