Distance Training in
Classical Adlerian Psychotherapy:
Advanced Socratic Method
DT307

• Question Format.
• Question Content.
• Questioning Process.
• Uses in Psychotherapy.
• Examples.

• Ennumerative Generalizations - Subtypes Limitations.
• Analogical Comparisons - Subtypes - Limitations.
• Eliminative Causal Reasoning - Subtypes - Limitations.
• Uses in Psychotherapy.

• Content of Universal Definitions.
• Process of Using Universal Definitions.
• Functions of Universal Definitions.
• Clarifying Category Membership
• Identifying Potential Causes.
• Building New Knowledge.
• Boadening Perspectives.
• Guiding Behavior Change.

• Disavowal of Knowledge by Client.
• Reducing Faith in Unsupported Beliefs.
• Promoting the Search for New Information.
• Enhancing Critical Thinking Skills.
• Disavowal of Knowledge by Therapist.
• Intellectual Modesty.
• Genuine Desire for Learning.
• Collaborative Empiricism.

• Wisdom.
• Courage.
• Moderation.
• Justice.
• Piety.
• Intellectual Modesty
.
• Genuine Desire for Learning.
• Collaborative Empiricism.

• Fallicies of Language.
• Fallicies of Diversion.
• Fallicies of Argumentation.
• Fallicies of Induction.
• Procedural Fallicies.
• Metaphysical Fallicies.

• Surveying.
• Excavating.
• Contracting.
• New Perspectives.
• Dramatizing.
• Surprising.
• Exploring.

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