Some Counseling Theories Do Not Address Emotion. Counselors-In-Training

Multiple Choice

Some counseling theories do not address emotion. Counselors-in-training:

A) should not be overly concerned about addressing emotion if they plan to adopt theories such as behavior therapy or cognitive therapy, which do not emphasize feelings.
B) must master the discipline of responding to affect while learning the basic skills regardless of the theoretical approach they end up adopting.
C) should be able to opt out of learning affective interventions if they don't see the value of it.
D) should not regard these theories highly since it is well known that working through emotional issues is the key to healing.
E) both a and c