Reality/choice therapists would take which of the following actions if their client is experiencing distress in life?

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Reality/choice therapists focus on helping clients make choices that align with their values and goals. They would first assess whether the client is meeting their basic psychological needs, such as safety, love/belonging, and self-esteem, which could be contributing to their distress. This aligns with the reality therapy approach of focusing on the present and helping clients take responsibility for their choices and actions. Examining family history of mental illness (B) or observing behavior to determine the source of the problem (C) may be helpful in some cases, but it is not the main focus of reality/choice therapy. While determining which thoughts are leading to distress (D) is important in cognitive-behavioral therapy, it is not the primary approach used in reality/choice therapy.

Reality/choice Therapists Would Take Which of the Following Actions If