What potential risk is associated with the role-playing technique in short-term psychoanalytic therapy?
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The question is asking about the potential risks associated with using the role-playing technique in short-term psychoanalytic therapy. It presents multiple-choice options that explore various risks that could arise during therapy sessions.
Answer
Confusion and distress during treatment.
Role-playing in short-term psychoanalytic therapy can lead to confusion and distress, resulting in stalemates in treatment.
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Role-playing in short-term psychoanalytic therapy can lead to confusion and distress, resulting in stalemates in treatment.
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Role-playing involves acting out scenarios, which can sometimes cause misunderstanding or emotional discomfort, blocking therapeutic progress.
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One possible mistake is not ensuring the client fully understands the role-play scenario, which can lead to ineffective therapy.
Sources
- Exploring the Therapist's Use of Self: Enactments, Improvisation and ... - psychiatryonline.org
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