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lbcchick

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Edgar is continually obsessed with increasing his sales figures at work. He worries about how he is doing compared to the other sales workers. An existential therapist would focus on
 
  a. feelings or desires for self improvement.
  b. increasing the volume of his sales.
  c. issues of dying and intimacy.
  d. repetitive thoughts of achievement.

Question 2

Socratic dialogue is sometimes used in existential therapy. When used it is most likely to be used by a therapist following the approach developed by
 
  a. Buber.
  b. Frankl.
  c. May.
  d. Yalom.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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