Author Question: If a competent practitioner suggests at the end of a session that the client pay attention to whats ... (Read 138 times)

mckennatimberlake · **on:** Jul 30, 2018

If a competent practitioner suggests at the end of a session that the client pay attention to whats happening in her (or his) life that tells her that the problem can be solved, it is likely that the client perceives a problem and:

a. can identify exceptions but does not have well-formed goals.
b. cannot identify exceptions and does not have well-formed goals.
c. can identify exceptions and has well-formed goals.
d. has demonstrated strong powers of observation in the interview.

Question 2

The first and most important matter in deciding on a suggestion is whether:

a. there are exceptions.
b. the client sees herself or himself as part of the problem.
c. the client wants something.
d. the goals are well-formed.