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casperchen82

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What does Ickes mean by empathic accuracy?
 
  A. The ability to appreciate the spirit of what another person is saying and feeling
  B. The confirmation that the response given by the helper hit the mark
  C. The ability to accurately infer the specific content of another persons thought and feelings
  D. The confirmation of the helpers own feelings as expressed by the client

Question 2

What type of empathy should typically be central to the helping process?
 
  A. objective empathy
  B. subjective empathy
  C. interpersonal empathy
  D. intrapersonal empathy



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C

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ANS: C





 

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