Person-Centered Therapy

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Person-centred therapy falls under which counselling paradigm?

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The person most associated with person-centered therapy is

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Person-centered counselling focuses on the relationship between the client and the therapist

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In Person-centered therapy the therapist is the expert

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The focus of person-centered therapy is NOT on the tools used.

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A climate of trust is NOT important in person-centered therapy

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Which response best indicates an understanding of the internal frame of reference to the statement "I'm so hot today"

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The core idea of empathy is related to which concept

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According to Roger's, which of the following 3 ideas should be present for counselling

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The basic acceptance and support of a person regardless of what the person says or does is

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Genuineness or realness is related to which condition

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When the therapist is able to accurately sense the feelings and personal meaning of the client, they are demonstrating

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According to Rogers, the use of reflection should be used instead of questioning.

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Person-centered therapy is considered therapist-centric

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is about being real and authentic in the moment; assimilating, integrating, and symbolising the flow of experiences in awareness.

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involves a warm appreciation or non-judgemental prizing of the other person. The therapist accepts the client's thoughts, feelings, wishes, intentions, theories, and attributions about causality as unique, human and appropriate to his or her current experience.

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is an attitude of wanting to grasp the client's expressions, meanings, and narrative. It includes an openness to the client's communications, including any negative or critical reactions of the client and a willingness to suspend one's own opinions, prejudices, and theories.

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What is an attitude of wanting to grasp the client's expressions, meanings, and narrative. It includes an openness to the client's communications, including any negative or critical reactions of the client and a willingness to suspend one's own opinions, prejudices, and theories.

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What involves a warm appreciation or non-judgemental prizing of the other person. The therapist accepts the client's thoughts, feelings, wishes, intentions, theories, and attributions about causality as unique, human and appropriate to his or her current experience.

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What is about being real and authentic in the moment; assimilating, integrating, and symbolising the flow of experiences in awareness.

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understanding, Unconditional and are all conditions of person-centered therapy according to

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In person-centered therapy, the therapist should be in a state of incongruence.

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Person-centered therapy does NOT view clients as a diagnosis or something to be fixed.

Counselling Test sobre Person-Centered Therapy, creado por Ryan Bentham el 01/04/2018.

Person-Centered Therapy

Person-Centered Therapy

Person-centred therapy falls under which counselling paradigm?

The person most associated with person-centered therapy is

Person-centered counselling focuses on the relationship between the client and the therapist

In Person-centered therapy the therapist is the expert

The focus of person-centered therapy is NOT on the tools used.

A climate of trust is NOT important in person-centered therapy

Which response best indicates an understanding of the internal frame of reference to the statement "I'm so hot today"

The core idea of empathy is related to which concept

According to Roger's, which of the following 3 ideas should be present for counselling

The basic acceptance and support of a person regardless of what the person says or does is

Genuineness or realness is related to which condition

When the therapist is able to accurately sense the feelings and personal meaning of the client, they are demonstrating

According to Rogers, the use of reflection should be used instead of questioning.

Person-centered therapy is considered therapist-centric

is about being real and authentic in the moment; assimilating, integrating, and symbolising the flow of experiences in awareness.

involves a warm appreciation or non-judgemental prizing of the other person. The therapist accepts the client's thoughts, feelings, wishes, intentions, theories, and attributions about causality as unique, human and appropriate to his or her current experience.

is an attitude of wanting to grasp the client's expressions, meanings, and narrative. It includes an openness to the client's communications, including any negative or critical reactions of the client and a willingness to suspend one's own opinions, prejudices, and theories.

What is an attitude of wanting to grasp the client's expressions, meanings, and narrative. It includes an openness to the client's communications, including any negative or critical reactions of the client and a willingness to suspend one's own opinions, prejudices, and theories.

What involves a warm appreciation or non-judgemental prizing of the other person. The therapist accepts the client's thoughts, feelings, wishes, intentions, theories, and attributions about causality as unique, human and appropriate to his or her current experience.