Which of the Following Behaviors Would an REBT Therapist Be

question 29

Multiple Choice

Which of the following behaviors would an REBT therapist be least likely to engage in?

• A) abrasive confrontation of the client's distortions
• B) unconditional positive regard
• C) strong, direct communication
• D) role-playing, sensory-awareness activities, and homework

Distinguish between laboratory and field research, understanding their respective advantages and disadvantages.

Comprehend the concept and objectives of descriptive research and understand its applicability.

Understand the components and characteristics of optimal experiences and flow states.

Recognize the foundational concepts and principles of the humanistic approach to personality, including Maslow's hierarchy of needs and Rogers' views on self-concept.

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Definitions:

Esteem and Status

Pertains to the perception of an individual's or group's value and position within a social hierarchy.

Referent Power

A form of influence based on the charismatic appeal or personal attraction one has over others.

Expert Power

Expert power is the influence one possesses due to their high level of skills, knowledge, or expertise in a particular area, which can impact others' behavior or decisions.

Trustworthy

describes the quality of being reliable, honest, and able to be trusted.