Research by Kivlighan and his colleagues (1984) indicated that interventions designed to help individuals cope with expressing intimacy were most useful when
a. they were given early in the life of the group.
b. delivered to group members during individualized pre-treatment sessions.
c. they matched the developmental phase of the group.
d. given prior to the onset of group conflict.
e. groups were experiencing a barrier in development.
c. they matched the developmental phase of the group.
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a. unconditional positive regard. b. the therapeutic alliance. c. the scientist-practitioner gap. d. the client-therapist relationship.
Early writings show that the Chinese, Egyptians, Hebrews, and Greeks often attributed abnormal behavior to
a. poor parenting. b. physical disease. c. demonic possession. d. chemical imbalance in the brain.