In cognitive therapy, background factors
(a) are unimportant because the approach is present-oriented.
(b) are unimportant because current thoughts are the focus.
(c) are important to the development of rapport.
(d) are important because of their contribution to dysfunctional thinking.
Question 2
Ethical guidelines for termination of a counseling relationship identify that counselors should not abandon their client unless they:
a. no longer need services.
b. are not benefiting from services.
c. are being harmed by ongoing services.
d. all of the above.
Boundaries within landscapes created by human activity (background) and natural environmental gradie
In a developmental systems approach, the emergence of social smiling at 6 to 8 weeks of age is not ...
Overeating: Social and Environmental Factors
Although crassly put by the cartoonist, behind the glass ceiling lies this background assumption.
The primary factors affecting blood pressure.
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