Jennie was unable to make it to her treatment appointments since she did not have a car. This serves as an example of how class-bound values might obstruct treatment.
Values that are unique to a class, such as the strict adherence to time limitations (50-minute meetings, once or twice a week), the pursuit of long-term goals or solutions, and an unclear or unstructured approach to problems.
Each member of society is born with a whole set of values, beliefs, aptitudes, fees, customs, and institutions.
Class-bound values are socioeconomic values that are prevalent in middle- and upper-class counseling and psychotherapy and may be harmful to clients who are in need or who come from less privileged backgrounds.
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