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SFBC strategies may be explained as
 
  A) helping a client find a meaning in life.
 
  B) helping a client rearrange thought patterns.
 
  C) helping a client build on personal successes.
 
  D) helping a client identify emotions.

Question 2

Clients who perceive their counselors as __________, __________, and __________, tend to have better outcomes in counselor than clients who do not have such perceptions.
 
  A) intelligent; spontaneous; challenging
  B) humorous; older; warm
  C) reserved; pragmatic; articulate
  D) trustworthy; expert; attractive



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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