An Interaction Between Therapist and Client, with the Goal of Support

question 56

Multiple Choice

An interaction between therapist and client, with the goal of support for the client or relief from the client's psychological problem, is called:

• A)psychodynamic therapy.
• B)behavior therapy.
• C)psychotherapy.
• D)psychodynamic psychotherapy.

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Definitions:

Character Analysis

A technique in psychology aimed at exploring the complexities of personality traits and behaviors.

Solution-Focused Therapists

Therapists who employ a goal-directed collaborative approach to psychotherapeutic treatment, focusing on client strengths and future possibilities rather than past problems.

Client Problems

Refers to the specific issues, concerns, or difficulties that a client presents in the context of psychotherapy or counseling.

Psychotherapy

A treatment method for mental and emotional disorders which employs psychological techniques rather than medical means.