What Do Clients Do in Self-Instructional Training, the Therapeutic Approach

question 128

Multiple Choice

What do clients do in self-instructional training, the therapeutic approach developed by Meichenbaum?

• A)They teach themselves new skills, rather than relying on the therapeutic relationship.
• B)They learn to develop and use verbal statements that help them cope with difficult situations.
• C)They use manuals for behaviour that they follow, step-by-step, until they have documented improvement.
• D)They learn the skills of psychoanalysis so that they may use the procedures at home, outside the therapeutic context.

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Definitions:

Affective Commitment

The emotional attachment, identification, and involvement that an employee has with their organization.

Normative Commitment

The level of an individual's psychological attachment to an organization because of a sense of obligation.

Socialization Practices

Processes through which individuals learn the skills, knowledge, norms, and values necessary to perform their roles and adapt to a group or organizational culture.

Normative Commitment

An individual's psychological attachment to an organization, based on a sense of obligation.