Most of Juan's case presentations focus on his impatience with seemingly resistant
male clients. During the discussion, his supervisor says, I'm wondering why you
seem particularly impatient with these clients and not others.
How was the
supervisor using group dynamics?
A. To direct attention to possible countertransference issues
B. To strengthen bonds among members
C. To model how to deal with resistant clients
D. To reinforce expectations about how to present cases
Question 2
George has always considered himself to be a nice, dependable guy. Lately, though,
he tends to blow up at his wife and children. He tries to make it up to them, but then
his anger builds up again. What role is George probably playing?
A. He is a rescuer who can no longer deny his angry feelings.
B. He is a victim whose lack of self-confidence expresses itself as anger.
C. He is a persecutor who has learned to mask his hostility under a guise of
concern.
D. He is a mindreader who expects others to understand what he wants them to
do without being told.
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A male Lestes dryas in the "spread-winged" posture that gives the family its common name
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