In order to utilize the process dimension, therapists may employ all but the following in helping their clients gain genuine understanding of their problems:
A) addressing the interpersonal process between the therapist and client.
B) here and now process comments.
C) avoiding interactional issues which don't directly address the client's issues.
D) taking a non-defensive posture while comparing therapeutic interactions to the client's real-life relationships and conflicts.
Question 2
Which observation below is NOT likely to be observed in relation to how clients interact with them:
A) clients generally talk about their problems in an abstract manner.
B) clients may convey their problems in how they interact with the therapist.
C) clients may enact or recreate the same problematic interaction styles that brought them to treatment.
D) clients regularly exhibit unpredictable interactional styles with the therapist.
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