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Question no. 89219

Which clinical practitioners rely heavily on role-playing methodologies during treatment?

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Answer: A. Client-centered therapists

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While role-playing is used in various therapies, it is a hallmark technique in Gestalt therapy, where it is used to help clients integrate split-off parts of their personality.

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