Author Question: Which of the following therapies grew from the person-centered approach in the late twentieth ... (Read 53 times)

segrsyd · **on:** Jul 30, 2018

Which of the following therapies grew from the person-centered approach in the late twentieth century?

a. process-experiential and focusing
b. logo and existential
c. adventure based and psychodynamic
d. body and cognitive
e. Gestalt and Adlerian

Question 2

In the process of person-centered psychotherapy conceptualized by Rogers

a. the client moves from one stable state (distressed) to another stable state (healthy).
b. the client experiences a continuum of feelings from frustrated and sad to happy.
c. the therapist points out the clients thinking errors so that the client can learn a more effective way of thinking.
d. the counselor is conceptualized as a role model and a companion in the journey toward self-transformation toward a more conscious expression of life.
e. the counselor is conceptualized as a blank slate onto whom the client can project conflicts and ultimately resolve them.