Using an Encouraging, Stimulating, and Motivating Paradoxical Intervention Represents the Therapist's

Multiple Choice

Using an encouraging, stimulating, and motivating paradoxical intervention represents the therapist's attempts to ____________ the client's defensive and rigid perception of the situation and their behavior, in order to _________________.

A) "subvert"; trick them into action
B) "disturb"; mobilize un-accessed resources
C) "assuage"; find unexplored solution
D) "highlight"; make the unconscious, conscious