Question 1

In terms of relationship development, ____ is the key.

Accepted Answer

A) listening 
B) clarifying 
C) perception checking 
D) paraphrasing 
A) listening 
B) clarifying 
C) perception checking 
D) paraphrasing A

Question 2

The client's introduction to the process and the expectations for his or her behavior is called:

Accepted Answer

A) client input. 
B) role induction. 
C) self-determination. 
D) relationship development. 
A) client input. 
B) role induction. 
C) self-determination. 
D) relationship development. B

Question 3

All but one of the following illustrates client input in the planning process:

Accepted Answer

A) goal setting and evaluation 
B) values and preferences 
C) relationship development 
D) assessment 
A) goal setting and evaluation 
B) values and preferences 
C) relationship development 
D) assessment C

Question 4

Common to all plans are all but:

Accepted Answer

A) goals and objectives. 
B) signatures. 
C) roles. 
D) activities. 
A) goals and objectives. 
B) signatures. 
C) roles. 
D) activities.

Question 5

Nothing will destroy the helping relationship faster than:

Accepted Answer

A) language barriers. 
B) confrontation. 
C) fear. 
D) bad information. 
A) language barriers. 
B) confrontation. 
C) fear. 
D) bad information.

In terms of relationship development, ____ is the key.

The client's introduction to the process and the expectations for his or her behavior is called:

All but one of the following illustrates client input in the planning process:

Common to all plans are all but:

Nothing will destroy the helping relationship faster than:

Introducing the Helping Process

The Assessment Phase

Assessment Skills

Effective Intake Interviewing

Interviewing Skills

Service Delivery Planning

Building a Case File

Skills to Build the Case File

Coordinating Services

Providing Services

Implementation and Termination Skills

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Exam 7: Planning Skills

In terms of relationship development, ____ is the key.

The client's introduction to the process and the expectations for his or her behavior is called:

All but one of the following illustrates client input in the planning process:

Common to all plans are all but:

Nothing will destroy the helping relationship faster than:

Introducing the Helping Process

The Assessment Phase

Assessment Skills

Effective Intake Interviewing

Interviewing Skills

Service Delivery Planning

Building a Case File

Skills to Build the Case File

Coordinating Services

Providing Services

Implementation and Termination Skills

Filters