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21. The thought that "All people are evil and I will never be loved" is an example of:
a. inability to disconfirm
b. overgeneralization
c. personalization
d. dichotomous thinking

22. According to Rogers, the humanistic therapist should:
a. view humans as machines.
b. be warm, understanding, supportive, respectful, and accepting of his/her clients.
c. focus on those with severe mental illness.
d. Both B & C

23. Which is NOT true about the existential model?

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Final answer:

The answer explains cognitive distortions like overgeneralization, Carl Rogers's therapeutic approach, and a misconception about the existential model.


Explanation:

Overgeneralization is the correct answer for the first question. This cognitive distortion involves drawing sweeping conclusions based on one or more isolated incidents and applying them to unrelated situations.

Carl Rogers, according to the provided information, believed in providing genuineness, empathy, and unconditional positive regard to clients, making Option D - Both B & C the correct answer.

For the third question, one false belief about the existential model is that it neglects the true potential for humans to make bad choices and harm themselves or others.


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