Exam 6: Helper Self-Challenge and Overcoming Client Resistance

Self-challenges should focus primarily on ____.

The right for a therapist to invite clients to self-challenge should be founded on ____.

A client says to the therapist: "I have a difficult time getting on with people,due to my experiences at my senior school,so I just don't know if right now is a good time to make new friends." The client is expressing ____.

Successful negotiation is rooted in the belief that ____.

At the end of the day,resistance is commonly thought to be ____.

For clients who are reluctant to engage in self-challenges,therapists should ____.

Invitations from the therapist should typically avoid ____.

In working with resistance,therapists should ____.

John says that he would like to change jobs because he feels awful at his current job.However,he is worried about finding a new job.This best illustrates ____.

When inviting clients to self-challenge,what is the best approach?

Read the following and answer the question. HELPER: You just don't seem as if you want to change your actions at work,that is,the actions you say are getting in the way with your ability to cooperate with your boss.I don't know why this is the case,but you can't really move forward from here unless you change your actions. The helper is ____.

Resistance is ____.

When inviting a client to self-challenge,it is useful to be ____.

In negotiation,it is useful to ____.

It is important for therapists to invite clients to challenge themselves,however it is also important for therapists to work on their own lives.How might they do this?

Invitations to self-challenge will likely be more successful when ____.