Complete the “Client-centered Theory Short Answer Questions” resource.

Topic 1: Client-Centered Theory Short Answer Questions Directions: Complete the questions below. Your written answer for each question should be between 100-150 words in length. Use your own words and include citations where appropriate. 1. Describe Carl Roger’s Client Centered Approach. 2. How does Client-Centered theory differ from a more direct theoretical approach? 3. Do you believe that clients have the ability to understand and resolve their own problems without suggestions or advice from a therapist, but utilizing the therapist as a guide? If so, explain how. If not, explain why. 4. What are the strengths and challenges of motivational interviewing as compared to more traditional intervention methods for treating addiction and substance use disorders? Due to these strengths/challenges, should motivational interviewing be utilized as a primary intervention for the substance use client? 5. What principles are specific to motivational interviewing? Include at least three techniques in your response. 6. Which populations would be best suited for treatment using motivational interviewing? Which populations would not respond well to this? Support your response. © 2019. Grand Canyon University. All Rights Reserved.