In ACT, seeing oneself as context can bring about both
a. awarenss and in contact with others.
b. reflection and calm.
c. stability and flexibility.
d. authenticity and transcendence.
Question 2
The most important facilitative factor in person-centered therapy is:
a. the therapist's ability to make accurate reflections.
b. the extent to which a client is attuned to his or her immediate experience.
c. the willingness of the client to work through unresolved conflicts.
d. the therapeutic relationship.
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