A Client-Centered Therapist Avoids Hiding Behind His or Her Professional

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Multiple Choice

A client-centered therapist avoids hiding behind his or her professional role and strives to be honest and genuine. This condition essential to therapy is referred to as

• A)authenticity.
• B)unconditional positive regard.
• C)empathy.
• D)reflection.

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Definitions:

Trickle Down

An economic theory that suggests benefits for the wealthy will "trickle down" to everyone else, improving the economy as a whole by promoting investment and spending.

Moral Intensity

The perceived importance or magnitude of the ethical implications in a given situation or decision, influencing moral judgments and actions.

Distributive Justice

The perceived fairness in the allocation of resources or rewards within a group or organization, impacting individuals' satisfaction and motivation.

Utilitarianism

A moral theory stating that the best action is the one that maximizes utility, typically defined as that which produces the greatest well-being of the greatest number of people.