Which of the following is NOT a reframing technique used by Adlerian therapists?
a. Asking the client what would be different in the clients world if he or she could magically change it.
b. Having the client lie on a couch and say whatever comes to mind.
c. Having the client picture a pleasant experience from the past, then an unpleasant experience, then a pleasant one.
d. Having the client role play a distressing experience as it occurred but take a role other than his or her own.
e. Brainstorming with the client alternative convictions that could be substituted for some basic mistakes in the clients thinking.
Question 2
Which of the following is true of the Adlerian process of reorientation?
a. The focus during this stage is on the clients weaknesses.
b. Reorientation turns insight into action by focusing on strengths and expanding the list of possible actions.
c. The client is encouraged during this stage to recount difficult experiences and identify the many associated losses.
d. Reorientation is a relatively easy part of the therapy process. The hard part occurred earlier in the therapeutic relationship.
e. Reorientation involves reinforcing long-ingrained convictions that produce avoidant behavior and pursuit of impossible goals.
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