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naturalchemist

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According to Attachment Theorists, a secure attachment configuration between the client and the therapist is established when the therapist's helps contain and soothe the client's distress.
 
  A) attuned responsiveness
  B) non-judgmental stance
  C) acknowledgment that the therapist sees the client as others do
  D) recognition of patterns

Question 2

Which of the below components IS NOT used to define a working alliance?
 
  A) A client/therapist agreement on the problem(s) and sharing therapeutic goals
  B) A specific theoretical orientation used to establish collaboration
  C) Collaboration and agreement regarding how to meet treatment goals
  D) Development of a collaborative relationship based on trust, acceptance, and competence



mirabriestensky

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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