Feminist and cultural counselors place high value in the client's ability to be authentically him- or herself in relationship with others. This can best be explained as a client:
a. Altering the self to fit the wishes of others at the expense of the client's own personal goals
b. Having a sense of identity from developing a full awareness of the client's own personal values and wishes
c. Remaining disconnected from all previous relationships prior to beginning counseling
d. Reconnecting with others while avoiding sharing any parts of the client's self
Question 2
During the assessment phase of counseling, feminist counselors use several questions to guide their assessment of their client's disconnection from others. This is important to assess for because:
a. Feminists maintain that humans are primarily relational
b. Feminists recognize that humans have an inherent interdependence for survival
c. Feminists believe humans seek growth and move toward connection across the lifespan
d. All of the above
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