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JGIBBSON

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Suppose that Marcus's comments about court-ordered therapy bring up some issues
  for the supervisor. How should the supervisor handle these issues?
 
  A. Confine admnistrative concerns to discussions with his or her own supervisor.
  B. Share these feelings with Marcus to strengthen their bond.
  C. Conduct an empty chair exercise to resolve any countertransferrenc e issues.
  D. Arrange for a passive observation to be sure the supervisor's feelings are not
  affecting clinical judgment.

Question 2

What is one sign that a clinician is becoming individuated?
 
  A. The clinician is able to be more authentic with clients.
  B. The clinician consciously conducts therapeutic interventions as his supervisor
  would.
  C. The clinician can acknowledge the extent to which her supervisor has
  influenced her practice.
  D. The clinician knows how to align the ongoing desire to rescue clients with
  appropriate therapeutic goals.



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Answer to Question 1

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