A readiness to understand the client's construct system and the ability to use the client's own construct system as an aid in therapy best describes:
a. acceptance
b. controlled elaboration
c. exhortation
d. invalidation
Question 2One of the ways in which a therapist can produce major changes in a client is by:
a. threat
b. invalidation
c. acceptance
d. exhortation
Question 3The corollary described as predicting accurately what another would do and adjusting his or her own behavior accordingly to the extent that he or she understands the construct system of another is:
a. fragmentation
b. invalidation
c. sociality
d. organization
Question 4The corollary described by saying that to the extent that one person employs a construction of experience which is similar to that employed by another, his psychological processes are similar to those of the other person is:
a. fragmentation
b. commonality
c. sociality
d. organization
Question 5The corollary described by saying our construct systems are not always completely consistent with one another and that we may show behaviors that are inconsistent with our most recent antecedent experiences is:
a. fragmentation
b. commonality
c. individuality
d. organization
Question 6The fact that given an option we choose alternatives designed to facilitate personal growth is the corollary of:
a. fragmentation
b. organization
c. choice
d. individuality
Question 7The corollary that says each person characteristically evolves, for his convenience in anticipating events, a construct system embracing an ordinal relationship between constructs is:
a. fragmentation
b. organization
c. choice
d. individuality
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