Which Are You?

 

The concept that people are either a "Type T" or a "Type G" is central within the Clinical Biopsychology model. People typically show repetitive patterns of behaviors in relationships. An assessment exercise that is part of treatment provides patients with an understanding of why people act and react the way they do in relationships. Based on this understanding, it is possible for patients to respond differently to those with whom we are closest, resulting in more total positive interactions.

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