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working phase

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working phase,
(in psychology) the second stage of the therapist-client relationship. During this stage clients explore their experiences. Therapists assist clients in this process by helping them to describe and clarify their experiences, to plan courses of action and try out the plans, and to begin to evaluate the effectiveness of their new behavior. Should new behavior prove ineffective, therapists can assist clients in revising their courses of action.


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Wind farms are an exercise in futility, at best energy neutral, as the energy produced during the working phase approximates to the fossil fuel consumed in the manufacture and installation, contributing little to the Government's aim of producing 10% of energy needs by 2010.
 
 
 
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