Holland’s career theory is a trait-oriented theory that describes vocational personalities (e.g., realistic, investigative).
What are TWO skills that DBT therapists teach their clients?
What are TWO skills that DBT therapists teach their clients?
What is ONE strength and ONE weakness of the feminist therap…
What is ONE strength and ONE weakness of the feminist therapy approach?
Describe two similarities and two differences between the po…
Describe two similarities and two differences between the postmodern therapies of narrative therapy and solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT). (4 points)
According to Thoreau in ‘Excerpt from Walden: Economy,’ what…
According to Thoreau in ‘Excerpt from Walden: Economy,’ what is the primary mistake of the ‘mass of men’ in their pursuit of necessities?
In ‘Self-Reliance,’ Emerson argues that people should ‘trust…
In ‘Self-Reliance,’ Emerson argues that people should ‘trust thyself.’ What is the main consequence of failing to do this?
Which technique is frequently used in psychoanalytic therapy…
Which technique is frequently used in psychoanalytic therapy?
In ‘Excerpt from Walden: The Ponds,’ how does Thoreau primar…
In ‘Excerpt from Walden: The Ponds,’ how does Thoreau primarily view the pond?
Existential therapy has its roots in Sociology.
Existential therapy has its roots in Sociology.
The psychoanalytic counselor uses a number of different tech…
The psychoanalytic counselor uses a number of different techniques. Name and describe three of the common techniques that we discussed in the lecture. (3 points)