Cognitive-behavioral counselors frequently use _______________ to spell out goals and expectations and to increase motivation and dedication with clients.
a. standardized assessment tools
b. the client's own words
c. goal forms
d. written contracts
Question 2
The ego, according to Jung, refers to:
a. An archetype of wholeness that stems from a deeper connection with life and all humanity
b. An archetype that represents the unpleasant, socially unacceptable, and immoral aspects of a person that are suppressed and/or unconscious
c. An archetype of a complex set of representations of oneself that has both conscious and unconscious elements that are both personal and collective
d. An archetype that represents mythological themes that define selfhood
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