A Basic Principle of Person-Centred Therapy Is That the Therapist

question 77

Multiple Choice

A basic principle of person-centred therapy is that the therapist must

• A) be emotionally challenging.
• B) not direct the course of therapy.
• C) supply answers when the client asks.
• D) determine the course of therapy.

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Definitions:

Contingency Contract

A behavioral intervention technique that involves a formal agreement between two parties to reinforce desired behaviors with rewards or consequences.

Token Economy

A system of behavior modification based on the systematic reinforcement of target behavior through the exchange of tokens that can be exchanged for other reinforcements.

Stimulus Satiation

A decrease in responsiveness to a stimulus after repeated presentations.

Aversive Conditioning

A form of behavioral therapy that involves teaching individuals to associate unwanted behaviors with unpleasant stimuli to reduce or eliminate those behaviors.