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What term describes what the counselor believes must transpire from a psychotherapeutic standpoint?
Norms
Recommendations
Prognosis
Aggression
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Recommendations
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In psychotherapy, the plan for what should happen next is captured by the recommendations. These are the concrete actions, strategies, and steps the counselor believes the client should follow to move toward the treatment goals—like homework, skill practice, or referrals. Norms are general standards of behavior, not a treatment plan. Prognosis describes the expected course or outcome of the condition, not the required steps in therapy. Aggression is a behavior, not a plan for therapeutic action. So recommendations best describe what the counselor believes must transpire in psychotherapeutic work.
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