A) family information.
B) personal information.
C) societal secrets.
D) cultural beliefs.
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A) time limitation.
B) focus.
C) the assignment of behavioural tasks.
D) counsellor indirectiveness.
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A) 'open-forum' family counselling.
B) spectator therapy.
C) 'on stage' family therapy.
D) 'hot seat' family counselling.
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A) practitioners are given a great deal of freedom in working with their clients.
B) it offers a well-defined theory of personality.
C) many of its concepts have been supported by research.
D) it is a common-sense psychology.
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A) change.
B) encouragement.
C) making a difference.
D) the push-button technique.
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A) rational
B) phenomenological
C) specific
D) constructive
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A) a guiding self-ideal.
B) something a personality disordered individual would say.
C) a realistic goal.
D) retroflection.
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A) Striving for significance and superiority
B) Fictional finalism
C) Lifestyle
D) Holistic concept
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A) Birth order
B) Interactions between siblings and parents
C) The relationship between the parents and the paediatrician
D) The child's psychological position in the family
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A) Building friendships
B) Establishing intimacy
C) Contributing to society
D) Enhancing wellness
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A) Oldest child
B) Second child
C) Middle child
D) Only child
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