Oral Reprimands Are Appropriate to Correct

question 116

Multiple Choice

Oral reprimands are appropriate to correct:

• A) general behavior
• B) specific behaviors
• C) bad attitudes
• D) threats to self-image

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Definitions:

Freedom

The power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint.

Responsibility

The obligation to bear the consequences of one's actions, and the moral duty to act in accordance with expectations of the role or situation.

Irving Yalom

An American existential psychiatrist known for his work in group psychotherapy and existential psychotherapy.

Existential Counseling

A therapeutic approach that focuses on helping individuals confront existential dilemmas and create meaningful lives through self-determination and personal responsibility.