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Resolving conflicts over separation/termination in the therapeutic setting is:
 
  A) the prototype for clients in mastering future conflicts.
  B) impossible to accomplish prior to termination.
  C) immobilizing of the therapist's ability to help clients change.
  D) discouraging to the client who does not want any more losses or endings.

Question 2

The therapist's ability to address termination forthrightly will:
 
  A) leave clients feeling powerless and out of control.
  B) reenact clients' past conflicted feelings over termination.
  C) give clients a mastery experience by allowing them to become active, informed participants in the termination.
  D) clients do not benefit by openly addressing termination.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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