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Jill, a second year Masters student in counseling, is involved in her first practicum. She has realized that she must change the way she helps people, because how she has helped with friends and family is different than with clients.
 
  She is most likely in which phase of therapist skill growth? a) Lay helper stage
  b) Beginning student phase
  c) Advanced student phase
  d) Novice professional phase
  e) Experienced professional phase

Question 2

Psychoanalysis, Development/Psychodynamic, and Transactional Analysis treatment systems emphasize which corresponding group of fundamental skills?
 
  a. Background
  b. Emotion
  c. Thoughts
  d. Actions



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

a



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