Therapists' Perceptions of the Effectiveness of Psychotherapy Are More Likely

question 18

Multiple Choice

Therapists' perceptions of the effectiveness of psychotherapy are more likely to be overly positive because

• A) clients justify entering therapy by emphasizing their financial well-being.
• B) clients justify leaving therapy by emphasizing their psychological well-being.
• C) clients justify entering therapy by emphasizing their psychological well-being.
• D) clients justify leaving therapy by emphasizing their financial well-being.

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Definitions:

Temperament

An individual's inherent personality traits, often noticeable from birth and affecting their behavior and emotional reactions.

Similar

Bearing resemblance or being alike in nature, form, function, or characteristics.

Cross-sectional Design

A research design that compares different groups of individuals at one single point in time to examine associations or differences among variables.

Different Ages

Refers to the various stages of life at which individuals experience different physical, cognitive, and emotional development milestones.