Giving emotions and sensations a name is a technique used in
a. narrative therapy.
b. solution-focused therapy.
c. reality therapy.
d. acceptance and commitment therapy.
Question 2
No matter what Ed says, his client-centered therapist is consistently and empathically showing concern for him. This is most likely to lead to which of the following:
a. an increase in conditions of worth and unconditional self-regard.
b. a decrease in conditions of worth and unconditional self-regard.
c. an increase in conditions of worth and decrease in unconditional self-regard.
d. a decrease in conditions of worth and increase in unconditional self-regard.
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