Match the Seven Principles for the Rationale for Setting Therapeutic

question 1

Multiple Choice

Match the seven principles for the rationale for setting therapeutic limits with its corresponding description
-Limits provide physical and emotional security and safety for 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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