Author Question: When children are allowed to play one parent against the other, they: A) learn that rules do not ... (Read 170 times)

piesebel · **on:** Jul 31, 2018

When children are allowed to play one parent against the other, they:

A) learn that rules do not apply to them.
B) learn that rules always apply to them.
C) are rarely viewed as manipulative by others.
D) tend to become extremely high achievers.

Question 2

It is necessary for a therapist to draw out the full range of emotions a client has toward a therapist:

A) to address the belief by a client that he/she does not deserve the attention they receive from the therapist.
B) to address the belief that the client has manipulated positive feelings from therapist.
C) to work at figuring out the parenting style of the client.
D) Both to address the belief by a client that he/she does not deserve the attention they receive from the therapist and to address the belief that the client has manipulated positive feelings from therapist are correct.