Which of the following is an appropriate way to handle transference in the client-therapist relationship?
a. Encourage it and explore the reasons for it so you can solve the client's problem.
b. Ignore the client's behavior. You are not a psychotherapist and are not allowed to deal with such behavior.
c. Allow it. It is natural in all relationships and shouldn't interfere with the therapeutic relationship.
d. Set boundaries, policies and procedures ahead of time to minimize the occurrence and impact of the client's behavior.
d
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Which of the following statements is FALSE?
A. Calling patients the day before their visit may lower the number of no-shows. B. The patient may be responsible to pay for the missed appointment. C. If a patient is a no-show, it should be documented in his or her medical record. D. No-show appointments are considered to be inadmissible information during a lawsuit.