Chapter 6

Question 1

The greater our awareness, the greater our possibilities for freedom​

Answer 1

Existential philosophy

Question 2

Existential philosophy: Preposition 1

Answer 2

The capacity for self-awareness

Question 3

Existential philosophy: Preposition 2

Answer 3

Freedom and responsibility

Question 4

Existential philosophy: Preposition 3

Answer 4

Striving for identity & relationship to others

Question 5

Our great fear is that we will discover that there is no core, no self, and no substance.

Answer 5

Existential philosophy

Question 6

Being existentially “alone” helps us to discover our ______ _______.

Answer 6

Authentic self

Question 7

Existential philosophy: Preposition 4

Answer 7

The search for meaning

Question 8

Existential philosophy: Preposition 5

Answer 8

Anxiety as a condition of living

Question 9

Existential philosophy: Preposition 6

Answer 9

Awareness of death and nonbeing

Question 10

Awareness of this is the source of zest for life and creativity.

Answer 10

Death

Question 11

Existential therapy’s view on relationship between counselor and client

Answer 11

Therapy is a journey taken by therapist and client.​ When the deepest self of the therapist meets the deepest part of the client, the counseling process is at its best.

Question 12

PHASES OF EXISTENTIAL COUNSELING​

Answer 12

Initial phase: Clients are assisted in identifying and clarifying their assumptions about the world.​
Middle phase: Clients are assisted in more fully examining the source and authority of their present value system. ​
Final phase: Clients are assisted in translating what they have learned about themselves into action.