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Clever Hans phenomenon

Clever Hans phenomenon refers to the creation of apparently high-level intelligent feats by non-human animals by consciously or unconsciously furnishing them with subtle cues that guide their behavior.

Cleverness

Deutsch: Klugheit / Español: Astucia / Português: Astúcia / Français: Ruse / Italiano: Astuzia

Cleverness is a multifaceted concept in psychology that refers to the ability to solve problems and adapt to new situations efficiently. It encompasses both cognitive and behavioral aspects, often involving quick thinking and innovative approaches. The study of cleverness helps in understanding how individuals navigate complex environments and overcome challenges.

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Client

Client refers to a person seeking psychological treatment.

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Client welfare

Client welfare refers to an ethical principle that calls upon Psychologists to respect the integrity of their clients and to guard the relationship from exploitation. This principle encompasses ethical standards such as avoiding dual relationships with clients and discontinuing treatment when it is clearly no longer beneficial.

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Client-centered

Client-centered refers to an approach based on the belief held by Rogers that people are innately good and that the potential for self -improvement lies within the individual.

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Client-Centered Care

Deutsch: Patientenzentrierte Versorgung / Español: Atención Centrada en el Cliente / Português: Cuidado Centrado no Cliente / Français: Soins Centrés sur le Client / Italiano: Assistenza Centrata sul Cliente

Client-Centered Care in the context of psychology refers to a therapeutic approach that prioritizes the individual needs, preferences, and values of the client in the planning, coordination, and delivery of care. Originating from Carl Rogers' client-centered therapy, also known as person-centered therapy, this approach emphasizes empathy, unconditional positive regard, and genuineness on the part of the therapist to create a supportive environment in which clients can explore their feelings and thoughts without judgment.

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Client-centered case consultation

- Client-centered case consultation : Client-centered case consultation refers to a type of mental health consultation that focuses on helping to solve a current problem with a specific client.

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Client-Centered Psychotherapy

- Client-Centered Psychotherapy : Client-Centered Psychotherapy refers to nondirective form of psychotherapy, originated by Carl Rogers, in which the therapeutic process focuses on the patient's own thinking and feeling which the therapist merely helps to clarify through understanding and empathy; developed as a reaction against the authoritativeness and interpretation of the more traditional psychotherapies

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