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... effective therapist ( maybe even the effective person ) assumes good intentions on the client's part . At the very least , it is clear that every client is trying to live the best life he or she can . Sometimes clients ( and the rest of ...
... effective therapist ( maybe even the effective person ) assumes good intentions on the client's part . At the very least , it is clear that every client is trying to live the best life he or she can . Sometimes clients ( and the rest of ...
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... effective therapist . Describing the effective person is so difficult that only a few humanistic theorists — and , more recently , the " positive psychology ” movement ( Allport , 1969 ; Resnick , Warmoth , & Serlin , 2001 ; Seligman ...
... effective therapist . Describing the effective person is so difficult that only a few humanistic theorists — and , more recently , the " positive psychology ” movement ( Allport , 1969 ; Resnick , Warmoth , & Serlin , 2001 ; Seligman ...
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... effective in the treatment of clearly definable behavioral problems . Aver- sive methods , however , are rarely used today and are effective only as a part of treatment that includes much positive reinforcement ( Martin & Pear , 2006 ...
... effective in the treatment of clearly definable behavioral problems . Aver- sive methods , however , are rarely used today and are effective only as a part of treatment that includes much positive reinforcement ( Martin & Pear , 2006 ...
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Evocative Empathy | 3 |
Rating the Core Conditions | 11 |
Finding the Words | 31 |
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