The WAI covers three aspects of the working alliance: bond (degree of mutual trust, acceptance, and confidence between client and therapist; client: α =.84; therapist: α =.84), tasks (agreement on therapeutic tasks; client: α =.88; therapist: α =.77), and goals (agreement on therapeutic goals; client: α =.87; therapist: α =.84).
Preserving client confidences is critically important in advocacy, many lawyers say, because without such confidences, clients might be reluctant to tell their lawyers everything relevant to representation.
"The European sovereign debt crisis continues to weigh on investor confidence and client activity across the bank," Mr. Jain and Mr. Fitschen said in a statement.
The nurse participants reported that the intervention enhanced their coping, confidence, relationships, client care, and connections to the HIV/AIDS nursing community.
Without the confidence of clients "it won't matter that we know how to make money," says one executive.
There is a chance, albeit still remote, that an evaporation of confidence among clients could drive it out of business.
The announcement further dented the confidence of clients and the stockmarket.Ironically, the property fund had performed quite well relative to its peers.
In the process, they are opening themselves up to new risks, from losing money on bad investment bets to losing the confidence of clients.
In addition, the microfinance work in Katine is accompanied by a scheme for enterprise training, which will start soon and is aimed at building the confidence of clients to start small businesses.
Financial planners I work with too often are in a hurry to win the confidence of clients so they can move on to selling products that help them meet commission goals.
