Bill is coming to therapy because he believes he is depressed. In one session he mentions that he was so moved by the sermon his pastor had given the previous week that he found himself feeling better. This is an example of which common factor?
a. extratherapeutic factors
b. therapy relationship factors
c. expectancy, hope, and placebo factors
d. model and technique factors
Question 2
All of the following statements are true about the Humanistic Movement in counseling EXCEPT _____
a. Helping clients recognize their faculty thinking and change the thinking patterns that contribute to their unhappiness is a fundamental component of a Humanistic approach
b. The work of Rogers, including the core conditions for counseling, was based in Humanistic ideals
c. The idea that people are constantly in the process of changing and growing is a foundational component of a Humanistic approach
d. The focus on the therapeutic relationship in counseling is based on Humanistic principles
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