An Argument That Humanists Have Against Psychodynamic, Cognitive Behavioral, and Biological

question 127

Multiple Choice

An argument that humanists have against psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, and biological therapists is that these other therapists

• A) overlook the individual's ability to make choices.
• B) place too much emphasis on free will.
• C) do not put the needs of their clients first.
• D) are too cold and judgmental in their dealings with their clients.

Grasp the importance of ethical considerations in decision-making.

Comprehend the concept and use of ‘rules of thumb’ or heuristics for simplifying decision-making.

Understand the significance of consulting with others in the decision-making process.

Awareness of the potential for escalating commitment in decision-making.

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