It is common in the helping process for the sharing of outer, more obvious client concerns to precede the sharing of more subtle, less obvious concerns as a climate of safety and trust is established. Thus, helping is often referred to as a process of
a. carry-over.
b. regression.
c. unfolding.
d. blocking.
Question 2
An integrative approach to helping incorporates the following dimensions of client issues and concerns:
a. contextual factors, beliefs, feelings, behavior, interaction and relational patterns, and language patterns
b. behavior, interaction and relational patterns, and contextual factors
c. beliefs, feelings, and behavior
d. beliefs and feelings.
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