Solution-focused therapists often reflect global statements back ...

[danielfitts88]

Solution-focused therapists often reflect global statements back to clients as partial statements, such as Your partner sometimes does things that annoy you. This is a strategy known as:
 
  A) channeling language.
  B) echoing your client's key words.
  C) the beginner's mind.
  D) assumption of solution and possibilities.

Question 2

Which of the following statements most accurately reflects solution-focused therapies' empirical support as an evidenced-based practice?
 
  A) Solution-based therapies have a steadily growing foundation of empirical support.
  B) Solution-based therapies cannot be measured because there are no predetermined goals.
  C) Solution-based therapies focus on the solutions, which makes it difficult for clients to remember their problems.
  D) Solution-based therapies have a steadily decreasing foundation of empirical support.

[Perkypinki]

Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

A

[danielfitts88]

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[Perkypinki]

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