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412	ИТОГОВЫЕ САМОРЕФЛЕКСИВНЫЕ ВОПРОСЫ
2. Что вы узнали в результате выполнения Самоконцептуализации СТ и построения		|
	круговых диаграмм? Оказалось ли что-либо неожиданным для вас? Оказалось	|
	ли что-либо из этого более полезным для вас, чем остальное? Будете ли вы	*
	использовать это, работая со своими клиентами?	I
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3. Повысили ли эти упражнения осознание вами своих собственных схем и/или		I|
	режимов? Как сказался полученный вами опыт на вашем понимании ощущений,	|
	которые испытывают ваши клиенты? Как сказался полученный вами опыт на вашей	|
	работе с клиентами?	|

4.Какие упражнения оказались для вас самыми полезными, а какие — наименее полезными? В чем именно заключалась их польза для вас?

5.Заметили ли вы какие-либо культурные или религиозные/духовные влияния? Можете ли вы описать эти влияния и оценить степень их воздействия на себя?

6.Как ваш опыт, полученный "изнутри" этого процесса, повлиял на ваше понимание СТ? Как вы понимаете взаимосвязи между экспериенциальной, когнитивной

и поведенческой стратегиями и их относительную эффективность? Как, по вашему

мнению, эти три стратегии можно было бы на практике объединить наилучшим	|
способом?	|

7. В нескольких упражнениях мы прибегали к созданию мысленных образов. Каковы

ваши впечатления от применения такого подхода? Применение этого подхода

позволяет улучшить результат? Если позволяет, то в чем именно заключается это улучшение? С точки зрения уже имеющихся у вас теоретических и практических знаний, в чем, на ваш взгляд, заключается ценность создания мысленных образов? Используете ли вы такой подход в своей практике?

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