"Why" Questions Do NOT Usually

question 29

Multiple Choice

"Why" questions do NOT usually

• A)encourage clients to intellectualize their problems.
• B)put clients on the defensive.
• C)cause clients to rationalize their problems.
• D)allow clients to explore their issues and emotions at a deeper level.

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Definitions:

Ratification

The formal validation of a proposed contract, amendment, or treaty, often requiring official approval to become legally effective.

Ratify

To formally approve or confirm an agreement or action, making it officially valid.

Disaffirms

To legally reject or void a contract or agreement, especially one entered into by minors or under conditions that invalidate consent.

Disaffirmance

The legal right of a minor to void contracts or agreements entered into, under specific conditions.