In Contrast to Most Other Forms of Therapy,the Client-Centered Therapist

question 105

Multiple Choice

In contrast to most other forms of therapy,the client-centered therapist

• A)focuses on present concerns rather than past problems.
• B)does not give answers or interpretations nor even steer the client onto certain topics.
• C)teaches a new set of beliefs and values so the client can cope more effectively.
• D)helps make the client's unconscious concerns conscious.

Understand how information overload can become a barrier to effective communication and ways to mitigate it.

Understand barriers to effective communication and how to overcome them.

Identify and apply effective listening techniques.

Differentiate between facts, inferences, and perceptions in communication.

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Individual

Pertaining to a single person or entity, distinguished from a group or an aggregate.

Sexual Harassment

Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical harassment of a sexual nature that can occur in the workplace or other professional or social situations.

Behaviour

Actions or reactions of an individual, in conjunction with their environment, which can be observed externally.

Psychological

Pertaining to the mind or mental processes, often involving emotional and behavioral aspects of individuals.