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Kthamas

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How would an Adlerian characterize the relationship between the psychotherapist and the client?
 
  a. doctor/patient
  b. good friends
  c. family
  d. collaborative team
  e. parent/child

Question 2

Adler conceptualized psychological problems as
 
  a. illnesses requiring scientific cures.
  b. failures of courage to deal with life's demands.
  c. situations requiring intervention by experts.
  d. conditions that occur in a small percentage of the population.
  e. separate from the persons who suffer from them.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: d

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b



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