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What are the toxins of a helping relationship mentioned in the content?
What are the toxins of a helping relationship mentioned in the content?
Critical, dogmatic, or moralistic behaviors.
Why are certain qualities considered toxins in a helping relationship?
Why are certain qualities considered toxins in a helping relationship?
They create a non-supportive and unproductive environment for helping.
What is the primary focus of the chapter discussed in the content?
What is the primary focus of the chapter discussed in the content?
The qualities that create an effective helping environment.
How might critical behavior affect a helping relationship?
How might critical behavior affect a helping relationship?
In what way is a dogmatic attitude detrimental to helping others?
In what way is a dogmatic attitude detrimental to helping others?
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Toxins of a helping relationship
Toxins of a helping relationship
Behaviors or attitudes that hinder effective helping and create a negative environment for the person being helped.
Critical behavior
Critical behavior
A critical attitude towards the person receiving help often expressed through judgments or disapproval.
Dogmatic behavior
Dogmatic behavior
A rigid and inflexible approach to helping, often based on personal beliefs or values.
Moralistic behavior
Moralistic behavior
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Study Notes
Toxic Qualities in Helping Relationships
- Critical, dogmatic, and moralistic behaviors are unproductive and should be avoided in helping relationships.
- These behaviors are considered "toxins" within a helping relationship.
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