Multiple Choice
In George Kelly's fixed-role therapy, patients:
A) use this therapy technique to train for more successful careers
B) repeat their typical roles and behaviours (fixed patterns) until they begin to see they are not effective
C) try on something that is similar to their past fixed roles, but not quite the same
D) practice roles and behaviours that are different from those they've utilized in the past
E) none of these responses is correct
Correct Answer:
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