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futuristic

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on: Jul 31, 2018
It is necessary to understand the client's insight into his/her situation. If a
  client has complete insight, he/she is likely to:
 
  A. be resistant to questions about his/her drug use.
  B. recognize there is a problem but refuses to admit he/she is at fault.
  C. demonstrates boundaries by being selective in his/her choice of
  words.
  D. very open, even to the point of relating embarrassing details.

Question 2

According to existential theory, anxiety is not caused by instinctive impulses, but rather it is caused by:
 
  A. Unconscious conflicts.
   B. Cognitive distortions.
   C. Ego-defense mechanisms.
   D. Awareness of the ultimate concerns.


karmakat49

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Reply #1 on: Jul 31, 2018
Answer to Question 1

D. very open, even to the point of relating embarrassing details

Answer to Question 2

D


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