The Buddhists' State of "Radical Acceptance" Is Similar to the View

question 213

Multiple Choice

The Buddhists' state of "radical acceptance" is similar to the view that the client must fully accept the challenge of making the courageous choices needed to change his or her life that is advocated by

• A)psychoanalysts.
• B)existential therapists.
• C)cognitive therapists.
• D)behavioral therapists.

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