Question 1

How does Countertransference impede Family-of-Origin work? How can a new therapist curb their own Countertransference propensities? ​

Accepted Answer

Countertransference can impede Family-of

Question 2

As clients begin to understand their maladaptive relational patterns, they often become interested in family-of-origin work. Discuss how gaining this perspective can empower clients to change their current ways of responding to others? ​

Accepted Answer

Gaining a perspective on family-of-origi

Question 3

A substantial focus of the early drop-out literature has been on the   and       characteristics  ___ of those who terminate early. ​

Accepted Answer

A) emotional; familial 
B) demographic; lifestyle 
C) gender; functioning level 
D) familial; lifestyle. 
A) emotional; familial 
B) demographic; lifestyle 
C) gender; functioning level 
D) familial; lifestyle.

Question 4

One way therapists can help clients begin to discover and articulate their Dreams is to: ​

Accepted Answer

A) analyze their clients' unmet dependency needs. 
B) encourage clients to experience their inner life more fully. 
C) reassure them about their weaknesses. 
D) help clients act on what they should do. 
A) analyze their clients' unmet dependency needs. 
B) encourage clients to experience their inner life more fully. 
C) reassure them about their weaknesses. 
D) help clients act on what they should do.

Question 5

When clients become discouraged by the repetitious working through process, it is helpful for the therapist to: ​

Accepted Answer

A) provide the client with a guarantee for change. 
B) provide the client with a relationship that offers them a promise of change, by actively reaching out and extending their care and concern for the client. 
C) assume responsibility for the client's motivation to continue, by actively reaching out and extending their care and concern. 
D) completely avoid the client's transference reactions. 
A) provide the client with a guarantee for change. 
B) provide the client with a relationship that offers them a promise of change, by actively reaching out and extending their care and concern for the client. 
C) assume responsibility for the client's motivation to continue, by actively reaching out and extending their care and concern. 
D) completely avoid the client's transference reactions.

Question 6

What are some of the characteristics of clients who terminate treatment early? ​

Accepted Answer

Some characteristics of clients who term

Question 7

Changing how a client______   old problematic relational pattern in their current interactions with family members is a powerful influence on client growth. ​

Accepted Answer

A) interprets 
B) thinks about 
C) responds to 
D) feels about 
A) interprets 
B) thinks about 
C) responds to 
D) feels about

Question 8

Explain why it is important for therapists to address termination forthrightly. How does the "countdown" contribute to a forthright termination? ​

Accepted Answer

It is important for therapists to addres

Question 9

A "differentiated sense of self" is defined as: ​

Accepted Answer

A) a sense of self that is disconnected from others. 
B) a sense of self that includes taking others' advice into consideration. 
C) a sense of self that connects to a coherent, reflective inner voice that is the foundation for self-efficacy. 
D) All of the choices are correct. 
A) a sense of self that is disconnected from others. 
B) a sense of self that includes taking others' advice into consideration. 
C) a sense of self that connects to a coherent, reflective inner voice that is the foundation for self-efficacy. 
D) All of the choices are correct.

Question 10

In helping clients grieve the loss of a "wished for" caregiver, what are the therapeutic? ​

Accepted Answer

In helping clients grieve the loss of a

How does Countertransference impede Family-of-Origin work? How can a new therapist curb their own Countertransference propensities?

As clients begin to understand their maladaptive relational patterns, they often become interested in family-of-origin work. Discuss how gaining this perspective can empower clients to change their current ways of responding to others?

A substantial focus of the early drop-out literature has been on the and characteristics ___ of those who terminate early.

One way therapists can help clients begin to discover and articulate their Dreams is to:

When clients become discouraged by the repetitious working through process, it is helpful for the therapist to:

What are some of the characteristics of clients who terminate treatment early?

Changing how a client______ old problematic relational pattern in their current interactions with family members is a powerful influence on client growth.

Explain why it is important for therapists to address termination forthrightly. How does the "countdown" contribute to a forthright termination?

A "differentiated sense of self" is defined as:

In helping clients grieve the loss of a "wished for" caregiver, what are the therapeutic?

The Interpersonal Process Approach

Establishing a Working Alliance

Honoring the Clients Resistance

An Internal Focus for Change

Helping Clients With Their Feelings

Familial and Developmental Factors

Inflexible Interpersonal Coping Strategies

Relational Themes and Reparative Experiences

An Interpersonal Solution

Filters

Exam 10: Working-Through and Termination