Question 1

Case conceptualization involves:

Accepted Answer

A)  observing, assessing, and measuring client behaviors, thoughts, feelings, and physiology. 
B)  finding patterns and themes in the client's concerns. 
C)  interpreting, explaining, or making clinical judgements about the person's concerns. 
D)  Two of the above 
E)  All of the above 
A)  observing, assessing, and measuring client behaviors, thoughts, feelings, and physiology. 
B)  finding patterns and themes in the client's concerns. 
C)  interpreting, explaining, or making clinical judgements about the person's concerns. 
D)  Two of the above 
E)  All of the above

Question 2

Family experiences, work interactions, and romantic experiences reflect the client's functioning in the area of:

Accepted Answer

A)  adjustment to major life roles. 
B)  social adjustment. 
C)  personal-emotional adjustment. 
D)  cognitive adjustment. 
A)  adjustment to major life roles. 
B)  social adjustment. 
C)  personal-emotional adjustment. 
D)  cognitive adjustment.

Question 3

Using Schwitzer's inverted pyramid method of case conceptualization, tying symptom groups into deep theoretical or causal inferences is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Step 1 
B)  Step 2 
C)  Step 3 
D)  Step 4 
A)  Step 1 
B)  Step 2 
C)  Step 3 
D)  Step 4

Question 4

Which theory is usually applied at Step 1 on the Inverted Pyramid method of case conceptualization?

Accepted Answer

A)  cognitive behavioral 
B)  client centered 
C)  psychodynamic 
D)  any of the above 
E)  no theory is applied 
A)  cognitive behavioral 
B)  client centered 
C)  psychodynamic 
D)  any of the above 
E)  no theory is applied

Question 5

Step 2 of the Inverted Pyramid Method is "configural." This means:

Accepted Answer

A)  a treatment plan is configured based on the conceptualization. 
B)  a diagnosis is configured based on the conceptualization. 
C)  the goal of this step is to group together, or configure, client problems that operate in similar ways. 
D)  the goal of this step is to group together, or configure, the different theories that address the client's needs. 
A)  a treatment plan is configured based on the conceptualization. 
B)  a diagnosis is configured based on the conceptualization. 
C)  the goal of this step is to group together, or configure, client problems that operate in similar ways. 
D)  the goal of this step is to group together, or configure, the different theories that address the client's needs.

Case conceptualization involves:

Family experiences, work interactions, and romantic experiences reflect the client's functioning in the area of:

Using Schwitzer's inverted pyramid method of case conceptualization, tying symptom groups into deep theoretical or causal inferences is:

Which theory is usually applied at Step 1 on the Inverted Pyramid method of case conceptualization?

Step 2 of the Inverted Pyramid Method is "configural." This means:

From Natural Helper to Professional Counselor

Ethical, Professional, and Cross-Cultural Issues

Attitudes and Characteristics of the Effective Clinician

Foundational Skills: Nonverbal Behavior, Silence, Pause Time, Listening,paraphrasing, and Empathy

Information Gathering:questions, Structured Interviews, Assessment Procedures, and Writing a Case Report

Commonly Used Skills: Affirmation Giving, Encouragement, Modeling, Self-Disclosure, Confrontation, Offering Alternatives, Information Giving, Advice Giving, and Collaboration

Diagnosis:developing DSM-IV-TR Skills

Treatment Planning:building a Plan for Change

Case Management: Monitoring and Documenting the Professional Relationship

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Exam 9: Case Conceptualization: Understanding the Clients Concerns

Case conceptualization involves:

Family experiences, work interactions, and romantic experiences reflect the client's functioning in the area of:

Using Schwitzer's inverted pyramid method of case conceptualization, tying symptom groups into deep theoretical or causal inferences is:

Which theory is usually applied at Step 1 on the Inverted Pyramid method of case conceptualization?

Step 2 of the Inverted Pyramid Method is "configural." This means:

From Natural Helper to Professional Counselor

Ethical, Professional, and Cross-Cultural Issues

Attitudes and Characteristics of the Effective Clinician

Foundational Skills: Nonverbal Behavior, Silence, Pause Time, Listening,paraphrasing, and Empathy

Information Gathering:questions, Structured Interviews, Assessment Procedures, and Writing a Case Report

Commonly Used Skills: Affirmation Giving, Encouragement, Modeling, Self-Disclosure, Confrontation, Offering Alternatives, Information Giving, Advice Giving, and Collaboration

Diagnosis:developing DSM-IV-TR Skills

Treatment Planning:building a Plan for Change

Case Management: Monitoring and Documenting the Professional Relationship

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