Theoretical Constructs
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On one hand, interdisciplinary research requires a disseminate of knowledge which promotes unyielding integrative psychotherapy. It proves to be flexible and it firms the practitioner's personalistic attributes while addressing the uniqueness of the client. An example of an eclectic counselor would experience their client a positive outcome to a technique and be satisfied, as a consequence the client is merely trying to please the counselor and adapt to the counselor's view than become fully empowered in self. Gilliland, James, and Bower (1989) as cited by Lazarus and Beutler (1999) contend "bits and pieces from different theoretical systems can be integrated within one counseling session with a client, to provide a stronger therapeutic treatment" (p.