A) provides clients with new insights. B) helps clients experience their feelings. C) presents clients with a specific plan for action. D) connects clients with social networks. A) provides clients with new insights. B) helps clients experience their feelings. C) presents clients with a specific plan for action. D) connects clients with social networks.

Exam 11: Reflection of Meaning and Interpretation-Reframe: Helping Clients Restory Their Lives

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Which of the following best represent the contrast between interpretation and paraphrase, reflection of feeling, focusing, and reflection of meaning?

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Interpretation - reframing and reflection of meaning ____.

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What, if any, is the difference between interpretation and reframe?

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Discuss how the skill of reflection of meaning might be made useful to people of varying cultural and religious traditions.

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Which skill is most useful in working with an implicit level of speech and action?

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The vision quest is to Native Americans as ____ is to any client seeking meaning of their current life.

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Questioning the client may lead to discernment.Which emotional style is best supported by this question? "Can you tell me a story that relates to your goals - vision - mission?"

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Interpretation - reframing helps clients find new ways of thinking about their alternatives for action in which of the following theories?

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Which of the following is most closely associated with thoughts?

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Interpretation - reframing link ideas and enable the client to understand how unconscious past and long-term, deeply seated thoughts, feelings, and behaviors frame the here and now of daily client experiencing in which of the following theories?

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The process of discernment is ____.

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Which of the following is not a question primarily oriented to meaning?

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If you help your clients find a "why" through exploration of meaning, ____.

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Which of the following behaviors best describes the client who "hyper-reflects?"

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Point out by examples from your own experience how different people may view the same event, but still have a different meaning attributed to that event.Make your examples specific and concrete.

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Individuals do not make meaning by themselves; they make meaning:

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Choose the BEST method for formulating and responding to the client with an interpretation - reframe.

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Spiritual issues in interviewing, counseling, and therapy are often rooted in ____.

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Which of the following is most closely associated with emotions?

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Which of the following best represent the contrast between interpretation and paraphrase, reflection of feeling, focusing, and reflection of meaning?

Interpretation - reframing and reflection of meaning ____.

What, if any, is the difference between interpretation and reframe?

Discuss how the skill of reflection of meaning might be made useful to people of varying cultural and religious traditions.

Which skill is most useful in working with an implicit level of speech and action?

The vision quest is to Native Americans as ____ is to any client seeking meaning of their current life.

Questioning the client may lead to discernment.Which emotional style is best supported by this question? "Can you tell me a story that relates to your goals - vision - mission?"

Interpretation - reframing helps clients find new ways of thinking about their alternatives for action in which of the following theories?

Which of the following is most closely associated with thoughts?

Interpretation - reframing link ideas and enable the client to understand how unconscious past and long-term, deeply seated thoughts, feelings, and behaviors frame the here and now of daily client experiencing in which of the following theories?

The process of discernment is ____.

Which of the following is not a question primarily oriented to meaning?

If you help your clients find a "why" through exploration of meaning, ____.

Which of the following behaviors best describes the client who "hyper-reflects?"

Point out by examples from your own experience how different people may view the same event, but still have a different meaning attributed to that event.Make your examples specific and concrete.

Individuals do not make meaning by themselves; they make meaning:

Choose the BEST method for formulating and responding to the client with an interpretation - reframe.

Spiritual issues in interviewing, counseling, and therapy are often rooted in ____.

Which of the following is most closely associated with emotions?

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