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Beheh

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Contemporary research has begun to examine the best matches between the therapy relationship and patient characteristics. One example comes from the work of Beutler and Harwood (2000). They found that:
 
  a. clients presenting with low resistance experience better outcomes in a directive therapy relationship.
  b. clients presenting with high resistance experience better outcomes in a directive therapy relationship.
  c. clients presenting with low resistance experience better outcomes in a minimally directive therapy relationship.
  d. clients presenting with high resistance experience better outcomes when therapists are highly active.

Question 2

The promulgation of evidence-based treatments has:
 
  a. generally been well-received by practitioners.
  b. led to stronger profits by managed care companies.
  c. been controversial and divisive within the field.
  d. been regarded by most as old wine in new skins..



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

C





 

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