Stacey and Jim have been struggling as a couple ever since Stacey was promoted at work and given a substantial salary increase. They come to therapy with the goal of deciding whether to remain a couple or break up. As their couples therapist, it would be best if you
a. assist them in exploring and evaluating cultural messages they received about gender-role expectations.
b. facilitate their awareness in order to tell them what decision to make.
c. use your expertise to offer them advice about the decision they should make.
d. not worry about the history and impact of gender stereotyping.
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the text as a guideline for dealing with end-of-life issues?
a. Assess your clients' capacity to make reasoned decisions about their health care.
b. Determine the degree to which clients' decisions are congruent with their cultural and spiritual values.
c. Avoid including clients' significant others in the counseling process to ensure that the client's decision is not influenced by them.
d. Keep risk-management-oriented notes.
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