A) raise blood pressure and heart rate. B) lead to experiencing positive social emotions. C) makes people feel "glad." D) all of the above. A) raise blood pressure and heart rate. B) lead to experiencing positive social emotions. C) makes people feel "glad." D) all of the above.

Exam 13: Concrete Action Strategies for Client Change: Logical Consequences, Instruction-Psychoeducation, Stress Management, and Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes

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Which of the following is an enriched consequence of good nutrition?

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"Let me show you how to put the toy together.First, we will read the directions." This is an example of:

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"If you do this..., then..." is a counselor statement most likely heard when the counselor is executing the skill of:

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Positive stressors :

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The Big 6 TLCs include:

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Which of the following regarding exercise is NOT supported by research?

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The _____________________ illustrates the many therapeutic lifestyle changes available to counselors and therapists.

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The predicted result of psychoeducational instruction states that clients consistently apply counselor new information and ideas for positive change in their lives.

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Which one of the following is NOT a psychoeducational stress management strategy?

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Choose four TLCs.Describe each and discuss their neuroscientific basis.Summarize the evidence demonstrating their effectiveness for improving physical and mental health.

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Psychoeducational stress management strategies may refer to:

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Which of the following strategies are key to protecting our physical and mental health?

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Enriched sleep requires ___ hours of sleep.

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Which of the following is NOT one of the Big 6 TLCs?

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Explain stress management and provide examples for each of the key strategies listed below. a.assertiveness training b.thought stopping c.positive guided imagery

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One of the major difficulties is to take action on the TLC and stress management strategies.Discuss the issue of the "knowing-doing" gap and how you would help clients engage in stress management and the TLCs.

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Offering specific instruction to the client on how to resolve issues and providing useful suggestions for personal change is the skill of:

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Stress is a psychological and physical response to change.

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Anticipation of rewards or punishment is most closely associated with which of the following influencing strategies?

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Which one of the following INACCURATELY describes a step for using the strategy of logical consequences?

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Which of the following is an enriched consequence of good nutrition?

"Let me show you how to put the toy together.First, we will read the directions." This is an example of:

"If you do this..., then..." is a counselor statement most likely heard when the counselor is executing the skill of:

Positive stressors :

The Big 6 TLCs include:

Which of the following regarding exercise is NOT supported by research?

The _____________________ illustrates the many therapeutic lifestyle changes available to counselors and therapists.

The predicted result of psychoeducational instruction states that clients consistently apply counselor new information and ideas for positive change in their lives.

Which one of the following is NOT a psychoeducational stress management strategy?

Choose four TLCs.Describe each and discuss their neuroscientific basis.Summarize the evidence demonstrating their effectiveness for improving physical and mental health.

Psychoeducational stress management strategies may refer to:

Which of the following strategies are key to protecting our physical and mental health?

Enriched sleep requires ___ hours of sleep.

Which of the following is NOT one of the Big 6 TLCs?

Explain stress management and provide examples for each of the key strategies listed below. a.assertiveness training b.thought stopping c.positive guided imagery

One of the major difficulties is to take action on the TLC and stress management strategies.Discuss the issue of the "knowing-doing" gap and how you would help clients engage in stress management and the TLCs.

Offering specific instruction to the client on how to resolve issues and providing useful suggestions for personal change is the skill of:

Stress is a psychological and physical response to change.

Anticipation of rewards or punishment is most closely associated with which of the following influencing strategies?

Which one of the following INACCURATELY describes a step for using the strategy of logical consequences?

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