Question 1

Helping a client to identify their strengths relies heavily on _______________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  the counselor's ability to view or "see" the flip side of the presenting problem 
B)  the client's insight into him or her self 
C)  the counselor's expertise in assessment 
D)  the client's ability to view or "see" the flip side of the presenting problem 
A)  the counselor's ability to view or "see" the flip side of the presenting problem 
B)  the client's insight into him or her self 
C)  the counselor's expertise in assessment 
D)  the client's ability to view or "see" the flip side of the presenting problem

Question 2

How might a clinician excel in case conceptualization and assessment?

Accepted Answer

There are several ways in which a clinic

Question 3

According the author of the text, which of the following best describes a useful view of spirituality to consider as a counselor when assessing for client's spiritual strengths?

Accepted Answer

A)  Spirituality includes only major religious traditions, such as Protestantism, Catholicism, Judaism, Islam, New Age religions, Native American practices. 
B)  Spirituality includes how a person relates to Life, as long as it is in an organized context. 
C)  Spirituality is a topic to be avoided in the counseling relationship because the counselor could very easily impose their beliefs onto the client. 
D)  Spirituality includes how a person conceptualizes his/her relationship to the universe or God. 
A)  Spirituality includes only major religious traditions, such as Protestantism, Catholicism, Judaism, Islam, New Age religions, Native American practices. 
B)  Spirituality includes how a person relates to Life, as long as it is in an organized context. 
C)  Spirituality is a topic to be avoided in the counseling relationship because the counselor could very easily impose their beliefs onto the client. 
D)  Spirituality includes how a person conceptualizes his/her relationship to the universe or God.

Question 4

List and describe three elements of a case conceptualization.

Accepted Answer

Case conceptualization is a crucial aspe

Question 5

A counselor who practices from a post modern perspective is assessing a client who states while sharing her problem discourse, "I have failed as a sister" because of her younger brother's experimentation with alcohol. What would the counselor call the story that her client tells herself?

Accepted Answer

A)  the problem discourse 
B)  the identity narrative 
C)  the dominant narrative 
D)  the local or preferred narrative 
A)  the problem discourse 
B)  the identity narrative 
C)  the dominant narrative 
D)  the local or preferred narrative

Question 6

All of the following are true about identifying client strengths during the conceptualization of the case EXCEPT: ____________________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  assessing client strengths can give the counselor hope for the client 
B)  assessing client strengths can strengthen the counseling relationship 
C)  assessing for client strengths should be done at the end of the assessment 
D)  assessing for client strengths should be done at the beginning of the assessment 
A)  assessing client strengths can give the counselor hope for the client 
B)  assessing client strengths can strengthen the counseling relationship 
C)  assessing for client strengths should be done at the end of the assessment 
D)  assessing for client strengths should be done at the beginning of the assessment

Question 7

Applying Erickson's Psychosocial Developmental Stages in clinical counseling is useful for which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Helping clients more quickly identify core dynamic patterns that are affecting all areas of life. 
B)  To better understand the client's internal dynamics, particularly those that are contributing to the presenting problem. 
C)  Helping clients identify unconscious or semi-conscious erroneous assumptions about life to develop a system of private logic that supports them in pursuing their life goals. 
D)  Understanding the larger developmental concerns that may be underlying the problems clients bring to session. 
A)  Helping clients more quickly identify core dynamic patterns that are affecting all areas of life. 
B)  To better understand the client's internal dynamics, particularly those that are contributing to the presenting problem. 
C)  Helping clients identify unconscious or semi-conscious erroneous assumptions about life to develop a system of private logic that supports them in pursuing their life goals. 
D)  Understanding the larger developmental concerns that may be underlying the problems clients bring to session.

Question 8

In humanistic approaches to counseling, such as person-centered and Gestalt, assessment focuses on the person's ability to experience and express their __________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  appreciation for others 
B)  internal experience 
C)  authentic self 
D)  boundaries 
A)  appreciation for others 
B)  internal experience 
C)  authentic self 
D)  boundaries

Question 9

According to systemic counselors, in relationships, ____________ must constantly be negotiated in order for relationships to weather the test of time and to adjust to each person's evolving need.

Accepted Answer

A)  hierarchies 
B)  boundaries 
C)  attachment 
D)  lifecycle stages 
A)  hierarchies 
B)  boundaries 
C)  attachment 
D)  lifecycle stages

Helping a client to identify their strengths relies heavily on _______________________.

How might a clinician excel in case conceptualization and assessment?

According the author of the text, which of the following best describes a useful view of spirituality to consider as a counselor when assessing for client's spiritual strengths?

List and describe three elements of a case conceptualization.

A counselor who practices from a post modern perspective is assessing a client who states while sharing her problem discourse, "I have failed as a sister" because of her younger brother's experimentation with alcohol. What would the counselor call the story that her client tells herself?

All of the following are true about identifying client strengths during the conceptualization of the case EXCEPT: ____________________________.

Applying Erickson's Psychosocial Developmental Stages in clinical counseling is useful for which of the following?

In humanistic approaches to counseling, such as person-centered and Gestalt, assessment focuses on the person's ability to experience and express their __________________.

According to systemic counselors, in relationships, ____________ must constantly be negotiated in order for relationships to weather the test of time and to adjust to each person's evolving need.

Introduction to Case Documentation

Introduction to Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis

Completing a Clinical Assessment

Treatment Planning

Progress Notes

Evaluating Progress in Counseling

Psychodynamic Counseling and Psychotherapy

Adlerian Individual Counseling

Humanistic-Existential Counseling Approaches

Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches

Systemic Family Counseling and Therapy

Solution-Based Counseling

Postmodern and Feminist Counseling Approaches

The Competent Supervisee

Existential Counseling and Psychotherapy

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Exam 2: Case Conceptualization

Helping a client to identify their strengths relies heavily on _______________________.

How might a clinician excel in case conceptualization and assessment?

According the author of the text, which of the following best describes a useful view of spirituality to consider as a counselor when assessing for client's spiritual strengths?

List and describe three elements of a case conceptualization.

A counselor who practices from a post modern perspective is assessing a client who states while sharing her problem discourse, "I have failed as a sister" because of her younger brother's experimentation with alcohol. What would the counselor call the story that her client tells herself?

All of the following are true about identifying client strengths during the conceptualization of the case EXCEPT: ____________________________.

Applying Erickson's Psychosocial Developmental Stages in clinical counseling is useful for which of the following?

In humanistic approaches to counseling, such as person-centered and Gestalt, assessment focuses on the person's ability to experience and express their __________________.

According to systemic counselors, in relationships, ____________ must constantly be negotiated in order for relationships to weather the test of time and to adjust to each person's evolving need.

Introduction to Case Documentation

Introduction to Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis

Completing a Clinical Assessment

Treatment Planning

Progress Notes

Evaluating Progress in Counseling

Psychodynamic Counseling and Psychotherapy

Adlerian Individual Counseling

Humanistic-Existential Counseling Approaches

Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches

Systemic Family Counseling and Therapy

Solution-Based Counseling

Postmodern and Feminist Counseling Approaches

The Competent Supervisee

Existential Counseling and Psychotherapy

Filters