Therapist's ability to respond to the unique circumstances of each client and provide the specific interpersonal experiences the client needs to change, illustrates the concept of:
A)Early Maladaptive Schema.
B)Behavioral adaptation.
C)Transference.
D)Client Response Specificity.

Question

Therapist's ability to respond to the unique circumstances of each client and provide the specific interpersonal experiences the client needs to change, illustrates the concept of: ​
A)Early Maladaptive Schema.
B)Behavioral adaptation.
C)Transference.
D)Client Response Specificity.

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Client Response Specificity refers to the therapist's ability to tailor their approach to meet the individual needs and circumstances of each client, rather than adopting a one-size-fits-all approach. This includes providing specific interpersonal experiences that promote change for each client. A, B, and C are not accurate descriptions of this concept.

Therapist's Ability to Respond to the Unique Circumstances of Each