Despite continuous discussion in therapy, when clients do not assimilate or attempt new, adaptive responses:
A)the therapist and client are most likely recapitulating the generic conflict.
B)the client is simply not ready to change.
C)the therapist must remain vigilant in guiding the client towards making new responses.
D)the client is probably currently in an abusive relationship where they feel unable to respond assertively.

Question

Despite continuous discussion in therapy, when clients do not assimilate or attempt new, adaptive responses: ​
A)the therapist and client are most likely recapitulating the generic conflict.
B)the client is simply not ready to change.
C)the therapist must remain vigilant in guiding the client towards making new responses.
D)the client is probably currently in an abusive relationship where they feel unable to respond assertively.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The therapist and client may be stuck in a pattern that repeats the client's past conflicts, preventing progress.

Despite Continuous Discussion in Therapy, When Clients Do Not Assimilate