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    When a Patient Remains Stuck in Nonfunctional Ways of Thinking
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When a Patient Remains Stuck in Nonfunctional Ways of Thinking

Question 17

Question 17

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When a patient remains stuck in nonfunctional ways of thinking and behaving, a Gestalt therapist would say the patient is experiencing


A) bad Gestalt.
B) too much support.
C) an impasse.
D) organismic self-regulation.

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