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dalyningkenk

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The empty chair technique is particularly useful when working with
 
  A. Countertransference and impasses.
  B. Relationship Triangles.
  C. Stage One confusion.
  D. addiction.

Question 2

Why should supervisors generally wait until Stage Two to introduce experiential
  techniques?
 
  A. Inexperienced clinicians might find experiential techniques threatening and
  overwhelming.
  B. Experiential techniques can provoke conflict between novice therapists and
  clients.
  C. Clinicians need to demonstrate a solid understanding of learning styles before
  using experiential techniques.
  D. Only clinicians with advanced skills can implement experiential techniques
  effectively.



canderson530

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

A



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