The word nondirective is used to describe the humanistic approach because
a. the client has no direction in the course of therapy.
b. the therapy has no direction.
c. clients are encouraged to not change the direction of their current relationships.
d. the client is discouraged from establishing and following a certain direction within the therapeutic relationship.
e. the counselor does not direct the course or content of therapy.
Question 2
Which of the following statements best characterizes the difference between a person-centered and a focusing counselor?
a. A person-centered counselor is more interested in the therapy moment than is the focusing counselor.
b. Self disclosure is more likely with a person-centered counselor.
c. The focusing counselor is more likely to give experiential responses to the clients here-and-now feelings using metaphor.
d. A person-centered counselor always chooses the here-and-now, whereas a focusing counselor would let the client choose what to focus on.
e. A focusing counselor is more likely to try to move a clients focus away from distressing emotions to more positive ones.
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