Question

question 13 (2.5 points)
therapists who work with violent and suicidal clients ______.
are more likely to see a positive outcome in therapy
are less likely to experience burnout or impairments
are particularly vulnerable to stress
will not feel the effects of stress if they do not experience countertransference
question 14 (2.5 points)
as therapists, we are often in the role of giver. to preserve our vitality, we need to create spaces in which the giver can be supported. a necessary form of ongoing self - care to help in this support is ______.
to begin practicing psychotherapy
engaging in fieldwork and internship experiences

Explanation:

Question 13

• For the option "are more likely to see a positive outcome in therapy": Working with violent and suicidal clients is challenging, and positive outcomes aren't more likely due to the complexity of such cases.
• For "are less likely to experience burnout or impairments": The stress from dealing with violent and suicidal clients would likely increase burnout and impairments, not decrease.
• For "are particularly vulnerable to stress": Therapists dealing with violent and suicidal clients face high - stress situations (e.g., managing safety risks, emotional intensity of clients), so they are more vulnerable to stress.
• For "will not feel the effects of stress if they do not experience countertransference": Stress can come from multiple sources (like the nature of the client's issues) beyond countertransference, so this is incorrect.

• "to begin practicing psychotherapy": This is about providing therapy, not self - care for the therapist.
• "engaging in fieldwork and internship experiences": These are more about learning and gaining experience in therapy delivery, not self - care to preserve vitality as a giver. (Assuming the missing option might be something like personal therapy, which is a common form of self - care for therapists, but among the given options, if we consider the logic, neither of the given options is correct. However, if we assume a typo and the intended option was "personal therapy" or similar, but with the given options, we can analyze the existing ones. Since the existing options don't fit, but if we have to choose from the given, there is no correct option. But if we assume a possible intended option related to self - care, like personal therapy which is a necessary form of ongoing self - care for therapists to support themselves as givers. But with the given options, we can only note the issue. However, if we proceed with the given options, none of them are correct as per the context of therapist self - care. But if we assume a mistake and the third option was supposed to be "personal therapy" (a common self - care method for therapists), then that would be the answer. But with the given options, we can't select a correct one from the provided ones. If we ignore the incompleteness and assume a possible intended answer, but as per the given options, there is an issue. But if we have to choose from the given (even with the incompleteness), we can say that neither of the given options is correct. But if we assume a typo and the third option was "personal therapy", then:

• "to begin practicing psychotherapy": Focuses on treating others, not self - care.
• "engaging in fieldwork and internship experiences": Focuses on professional development, not self - care.
• (Assumed) "personal therapy": Personal therapy is a key self - care practice for therapists to process their own emotions and experiences, supporting their role as givers.

Answer:

C. are particularly vulnerable to stress

Question 14 (Note: The options seem incomplete, but based on the context of therapist self - care and the given options):