Therapists who encourage clients to think only of their own psychological well-being are especially likely to experience difficulty developing a strong therapeutic alliance with clients who value

A) progressive relaxation.
B) an eclectic approach.
C) free association.
D) a collectivist perspective.

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Brooklynn Cobyyy · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Clients who adhere to a collectivist perspective place great value on the well-being of their social group or community, rather than just their own individual needs. Therefore, therapists who only focus on their client's individual psychological well-being may struggle to develop a strong therapeutic alliance with these clients. It may be more effective for the therapist to acknowledge and address the client's collectivist values in treatment.

Therapists who encourage clients to think only of their own psychological well-being are especially likely to experience difficulty developing a strong therapeutic alliance with clients who value

A) progressive relaxation.
B) an eclectic approach.
C) free association.
D) a collectivist perspective.

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Therapists who encourage clients to think only of their own psychological well-being are especially likely to experience difficulty developing a strong therapeutic alliance with clients who valueA) progressive relaxation.B) an eclectic approach.C) free association.D) a collectivist perspective.

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