In cognitive therapy, background factors
(a) are unimportant because the approach is present-oriented.
(b) are unimportant because current thoughts are the focus.
(c) are important to the development of rapport.
(d) are important because of their contribution to dysfunctional thinking.
Question 2
Ethical guidelines for termination of a counseling relationship identify that counselors should not abandon their client unless they:
a. no longer need services.
b. are not benefiting from services.
c. are being harmed by ongoing services.
d. all of the above.
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Science Background
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