Exam 5: Directive Listening Skills

Dr. Jay says to her client: "On one hand, you say you have compassion for your child, but on the other hand you continue to put her out in the hall where you force her to stand for three or more hours. How do you put that together?" What type of therapist technique is Dr. Jay using?

Clarice's supervisor tells her to use fewer questions and more paraphrasing. When Clarice asks, "Why?," her supervisor says:

Manny wants a client to provide a concrete behavioral example. What sort of interviewing behavior will he use?

Which of the following statements is NOT true about reframing?

What is the primary goal of confrontation?

Immediacy involves an integration of here-and-now self-disclosure, confrontation, and _________.

Which strategy or frame is recommended as a way for you to ethically ask leading questions?

What is the simplest form of a trial interpretation?

Which of the following is most true about questions?

"Can you tell me more about your relationship with your brother?" is what type of question?

Psychoanalysts say that timing is most important when using which of the following listening techniques?

Open questions usually begin with ________ or ___________.

If you find out during an interview that a client grew up in the same neighborhood as you, what type of question should you definitely ask about the specific neighborhood?

The goal of a feeling validation is to:

The goal of interpretive reflection of feeling is to:

Mickey wants to use an interpretive reflection of feeling. What would you tell him he needs to do first?

Which statement best describes the difference between nondirective feeling reflections and interpretive feeling reflections?

According to the text, directive listening behaviors facilitate

Which of these is a feeling validation?

What's the purpose of an interpretation?