As a beginning therapist it is most important that you
a) Learn one specific treatment technique and stick to it.
b) Try out as many different treatment techniques as you can, until you find the one you
like
c) Sit still, say nothing and hope nothing bad happens
d) Try to listen to the client and restate what you hear in as clear and honest a manner
possible.
Question 2
Which of the following is not one of the three responses suggested by Gazda, Ginter, and Horne (2001) to deal with a monopolizer?
a. Verbally respond to feelings of insecurity
b. Ask the student to skip the next three questions
c. Make specific suggestions about appropriate group behavior
d. Model the appropriate group behavior
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