The most challenging arena of change for the client is:
A)the relationship between client and therapist.
B)relationships with developmental figures with whom the conflicts originally arose.
C)relationships with primary others with whom conflict is currently being lived out.
D)Both relationships with developmental figures with whom the conflicts originally arose and relationships with primary others with whom conflict is currently being lived out are correct.

Question

The most challenging arena of change for the client is: ​
A)the relationship between client and therapist.
B)relationships with developmental figures with whom the conflicts originally arose.
C)relationships with primary others with whom conflict is currently being lived out.
D)Both relationships with developmental figures with whom the conflicts originally arose and relationships with primary others with whom conflict is currently being lived out are correct.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Both relationships with developmental figures with whom the conflicts originally arose and relationships with primary others with whom conflict is currently being lived out are correct because these relationships often carry the deepest emotional attachments and triggers for the client. These relationships may also be the most difficult to approach and change due to long-standing patterns and dynamics.

The Most Challenging Arena of Change for the Client Is