Because Ellsworth enjoys interacting with others rather than thinking about his own motives, and he makes decisions more on his judgments rather than his perception of events, his counselor finds this theory useful in thinking about Ellsworth's work adjustment.
a. constructivist theory.
b. Holland's theory.
c. Myers-Briggs Type theory.
d. Super's theory.
Question 2
Individual supervision should do all of the following EXCEPT:
A. Help supervisees learn how to monitor client progress and faithfulness to goals.
B. Help clinicians learn about how to deal with diversity when working with clients from different cultures.
C. Serve as a kind of therapy for the supervisee so they can thoroughly explore their own issues in depth.
D. Help the clinician understand how normal it is to have difficulties in the clinical relationship by having supervisors share some of their own missteps.
Left-brain thinking.
Interacting and Colliding Galaxies
Critical thinking skills
Ellsworth Kelly, Three Panels: Orange, Dark Gray, Green.
Children with autism generally prefer interacting with objects over people.
Children's Thinking (4e) By Martha W. Alibali