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Clients often want to please their therapists and gain their approval. What are the dangers and what are the benefits of them doing so? How would you deal with a client who seemed desperate to please you or, conversely, one who seemed to delight in trying to annoy you? What about a client who was fearful that they had disappointed you?

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          Clients often want to please their therapists and gain their approval. What are the dangers and what are the benefits of them doing so? How would you deal with a client who seemed desperate to please you or, conversely, one who seemed to delight in trying to annoy you? What about a client who was fearful that they had disappointed you?

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Psychology Openstax

Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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Solved by Expert Dave Kratz

04/10/2023

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Clients often want to please their therapists and gain their approval. What are the dangers and what are the benefits of them doing so? How would you deal with a client who seemed desperate to please you or, conversely, one who seemed to delight in trying to annoy you? What about a client who was fearful that they had disappointed you?