Frand and Frank (1985 ) argued that people seek psychotherapy not only because of their symptoms but also because these symptoms are accompanied by feelings of alienation, hopelessness, helplessness, loss of self-esteem and incompetence.
They named this phenomenon:
a) Demoralization hypothesis
b) Individual-difference hypothesis
c) Mental-severity hypothesis
d) None of the above
Question 2
Among client factors affecting therapy outcomes, which of the following has been found to account for 40 of beneficial outcomes?
a) Client's personality
b) Client's level of dependency toward the therapist
c) Client's sense of mastery
d) Client's therapy outcome expectations
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