Therapists who encourage clients to think primarily about others' expectations are especially likely to experience difficulty developing a strong therapeutic alliance with clients who value

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Clients who value individualism prioritize their own beliefs and goals over those of others. Therapists who encourage clients to focus on others' expectations may be perceived as invalidating or dismissive of the client's unique perspective and values, leading to difficulties in establishing rapport and trust.

Therapists Who Encourage Clients to Think Primarily About Others' Expectations