The DBT relationship in counseling is characterized by ____________________.
A) three sets of dialectic tensions
B) personality traits that get magnified or minimized
C) a loose set of rules applied by the counselor in an unplanned way
D) a rigid set of goals

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The DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) relationship in counseling is characterized by three sets of dialectic tensions, which include balancing acceptance and change, balancing the therapeutic relationship and the client's own individuality, and balancing the therapist's expertise and the client's knowledge and skills.

The DBT Relationship in Counseling Is Characterized by ____________________