Question 1

What does the author believe about the trajectory of the person-centered therapist's development?

Accepted Answer

A) With accumulating experience, person-centered therapists increasingly understand that the responsibility for change rests primarily with them (the therapists). 
B) Beginning therapists recognize early in training that active listening is very easy. 
C) The beginning therapist's empathic responding often remains superficial and sometimes becomes repetitive, which results in lack of progress because no deeper understanding of clients' experiences take place. 
D) Beginning therapists tend to be much more enthusiastic about the work than more experienced therapists, which makes them far more effective in their role. 
E) both (b) and (d). 
A) With accumulating experience, person-centered therapists increasingly understand that the responsibility for change rests primarily with them (the therapists). 
B) Beginning therapists recognize early in training that active listening is very easy. 
C) The beginning therapist's empathic responding often remains superficial and sometimes becomes repetitive, which results in lack of progress because no deeper understanding of clients' experiences take place. 
D) Beginning therapists tend to be much more enthusiastic about the work than more experienced therapists, which makes them far more effective in their role. 
E) both (b) and (d). C

Question 2

As basic assumption in counseling Ruth from a person-centered perspective is that counseling:

Accepted Answer

A) should be directed at solving problems. 
B) is best aimed at teaching coping skills. 
C) works best when the therapist makes appropriate and timely interpretations. 
D) proceeds best if clients are provided with structure and direction. 
E) is aimed at helping clients tap their inner resources so she can better deal with her problems. 
A) should be directed at solving problems. 
B) is best aimed at teaching coping skills. 
C) works best when the therapist makes appropriate and timely interpretations. 
D) proceeds best if clients are provided with structure and direction. 
E) is aimed at helping clients tap their inner resources so she can better deal with her problems. E

Question 3

In person-centered therapy assessment occurs:

Accepted Answer

A) during the first session. 
B) as an ongoing process throughout therapy. 
C) only after a solid therapeutic relationship has been built. 
D) only at the initial and termination phases of therapy. 
E) none of the above 
A) during the first session. 
B) as an ongoing process throughout therapy. 
C) only after a solid therapeutic relationship has been built. 
D) only at the initial and termination phases of therapy. 
E) none of the above B

Question 4

Person-centered therapists are:

Accepted Answer

A) less invested in effecting client movement directly than in enabling their clients to make changes that they have chosen freely based on their desire to live in a more effective and satisfying manner. 
B) no longer convinced that the therapeutic relationship is of paramount importance in their work with clients. 
C) likely to adopt techniques from the cognitive behavioral approaches when working with deeply troubled individuals. 
D) in high demand at agencies that value brief therapy. 
E) all of the above. 
A) less invested in effecting client movement directly than in enabling their clients to make changes that they have chosen freely based on their desire to live in a more effective and satisfying manner. 
B) no longer convinced that the therapeutic relationship is of paramount importance in their work with clients. 
C) likely to adopt techniques from the cognitive behavioral approaches when working with deeply troubled individuals. 
D) in high demand at agencies that value brief therapy. 
E) all of the above.

What does the author believe about the trajectory of the person-centered therapist's development?

As basic assumption in counseling Ruth from a person-centered perspective is that counseling:

In person-centered therapy assessment occurs:

Person-centered therapists are:

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Exam 5: Case Approach to Person-Centered Therapy

What does the author believe about the trajectory of the person-centered therapist's development?

As basic assumption in counseling Ruth from a person-centered perspective is that counseling:

In person-centered therapy assessment occurs:

Person-centered therapists are:

Introduction and Overview

Case Approach to Psychoanalytic Therapy

Case Approach to Adlerian Therapy

Case Approach to Existential Therapy

Case Approach to Gestalt Therapy

Case Approach to Behavior Therapy

Case Approach to Cognitive Behavior Therapy

Case Approach to Reality Therapy

Case Approach to Feminist Therapy

Case Approach to Postmodern Approaches

Case Approach to Family Therapy

Counseling Ruth From Multicultural Perspectives

Integrative Approaches and Developing Your Own Therapeutic Style

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