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ENagel

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Themes from a client's life can be infused with career content and can become labels useful for melding the _______ self and the _______ outside the self.
 
  a. internal; external
 b. social; relational
 c. partial; whole
 d. disturbed ; career

Question 2

A clearer understanding of the problematic ways clients have been responded to in important relationships throughout their lives help the therapist formulate a treatment ________.
 
  a. focus
 b. response
 c. regimen
 d. discussion



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

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