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List the four categories of questions identified by Binder that can be used to generate information for case conceptualization.
 
  1) ___________________ ___________________ _
  2) ___________________ ___________________ _
  3) ___________________ ___________________ _
  4) ___________________ ___________________ _

Question 2

Briefly describe what the client does during the final stage of psychodynamic therapy.
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

Answers:
1. Acts of Self
2. Expectations of Others
3. Perceived Acts of Others
4. Self-Image and Self-Treatment

Answer to Question 2

Answers:
 Sees the therapist more realistically and less idealistically.
 Reminisces.
 Verbalizes gains that resulted from the therapy.
 May doubt that the therapy is really complete, and may wish to bring up new problems or revisit old ones to remain in therapy.
 Feels sadness for the loss of the relationship.





 

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