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ghost!

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Dr. Maynard uses a psychoanalytical approach when treating her clients. What underlying ideology influences her therapeutic style?
 
  a. Personal views on extrinsic circumstances drive behavior.
  b. Maladaptive behaviors arise from associating negative outcomes with certain events.
  c. The unconscious mind controls behavior.
  d. Societal judgments interfere with healthy behavior.

Question 2

In psychoanalysis, how is the clienttherapist relationship structured?
 
  a. The client controls the sessions.
  b. The therapist controls the sessions.
  c. The client and therapist have equal control.
  d. The therapist gradually hands over control to the client.



canderson530

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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER:
c

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
b



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