The most likely patient for cyclical psychodynamics to date is:
a. a family with a member with a psychotic disorder in an inpatient treatment setting.
b. a family experiencing situational crises in an outpatient treatment setting.
c. an individual with neurotic disorders in an inpatient treatment setting.
d. an individual with neurotic disorders in an outpatient treatment setting.
Question 2
For Wachtel, since interpersonal events perpetuate neurosis, the psychotherapist must:
a. abandon interpretive interventions in favor of action-based interventions.
b. favor use of interpretive interventions until a person is ready for action.
c. synergistically combine insight-oriented and action-based interventions.
d. must time the use of action and insight to be simultaneous.
Empathy draws a more positive response from the patient because it is based on the willingness of th
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