Fritz Perls used the term boundaries to mean the
a. lines between ourselves and others that both connect us and separate us.
b. place where our needs end and the needs of others begin.
c. lines we draw to keep other peoples feelings at a distance.
d. barriers we need cross in order to live without the support of others, achieving autonomy.
e. limits of our self-awareness.
Question 2
How did Perls conceptualize the communication between counselor and client?
a. Like behaviorists, Perls believed that the quality of the relationship between the counselor and the client is not as important as the counselors skills.
b. Perls felt that the quality of the relationship is the responsibility of the client. A properly motivated client will connect and benefit. One who is not will not.
c. Perls believed that remembering and explaining are the main processes of communication leading to awareness.
d. Much like humanistic theorists, Perls believed that empathic contact between the counselor and client was critical for therapy to succeed.
e. Perls believed that predicting and analyzing are the main processes of communication leading to awareness.
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