Which Person Described Below Is the "Typical" Client in Psychotherapy

question 27

Multiple Choice

Which person described below is the "typical" client in psychotherapy?

• A) A middle-aged woman with a long history of psychotic behavior
• B) An attractive and verbal college student
• C) A man who has been coerced into treatment by the legal system
• D) There is no "typical" client

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Definitions:

Overlapping

The covering or extending over part of something by a part or aspect of another.

Psychotherapy

A method of treating mental health issues through psychological rather than medical means, often involving discussion between a therapist and client.

Effectiveness

The degree to which something achieves its intended outcome or results.

Clients

Individuals or organizations that receive professional services or advice from a business or professional, particularly in contexts such as counseling, law, or consulting.