The Desire for Self-Fulfilment in Achieving What One Is Capable

question 63

Multiple Choice

The desire for self-fulfilment in achieving what one is capable of for one's own sake is referred to as which of the following?

• A)Satisfaction
• B)Self Achievement
• C)Self Actualization
• D)Self Completion

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Definitions:

Big Problems

Big Problems generally refer to significant, complex issues that affect individuals or communities, requiring considerable effort and resources to address or resolve.

Cooperative Relationships

Cooperative Relationships in therapy involve working together harmoniously to achieve common goals, emphasizing mutual respect and shared decision-making.

Assessing Client Strengths

The process of identifying and evaluating the positive qualities and capabilities of a counseling client.

Utilizing Exceptional Questions

A solution-focused technique where the therapist asks the client about times when the problem did not occur, to identify strengths and exceptions.