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gonzo233

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Krumboltz's happenstance learning theory emphasizes'
 
  a. the importance of taking advantage of unplanned events.
  b. being aware of clients' self-efficacy.
  c. listening to the harmony within oneself.
  d. rewriting the story of one's' lives.

Question 2

When a client asks a clinician a personal question, the clinician should:
 
  A. Think about the effects of both answering and not answering the question.
  B. Tell the client that they dont answer questions and that it is not appropriate for them to ask.
  C. Always answer the question so that the client feels respected.
  D. Answer the question but not dwell on it or its meaning.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A



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