Therapists Who Encourage Clients to Think Only of Their Own

question 17

Multiple Choice

Therapists who encourage clients to think only of their own psychological well-being are especially likely to experience difficulty developing a strong therapeutic alliance with clients who value

• A) progressive relaxation.
• B) an eclectic approach.
• C) free association.
• D) a collectivist perspective.

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