Question 1

Graybar and Leonard argue that __________ is the foundation of psychotherapy.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Graybar and Leonard argue that __________ is...

Question 2

Patients should be __________, asking questions about symptoms openly and directly.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Patients should be __________, asking questions about...

Question 3

A physician who spends more time discussing x-ray results and treatment options rather than asking what issues might have caused the injury is focusing on

Accepted Answer

A)  the voice of the lifeworld. 
B)  the voice of technology. 
C)  the voice of reflection. 
D)  the voice of medicine. 
A)  the voice of the lifeworld. 
B)  the voice of technology. 
C)  the voice of reflection. 
D)  the voice of medicine.

Question 4

The QuEST model includes steps of educating and talking.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Identify and explain at least four factors that affect how patients interact with physicians.

Accepted Answer

Age, ethnicity, culture, gender, health

Question 6

It can be argued that the most important factor to building provider-patient respect is establishing

Accepted Answer

A)  a client base. 
B)  interactive communication patterns. 
C)  mutuality in conversations. 
D)  trust. 
A)  a client base. 
B)  interactive communication patterns. 
C)  mutuality in conversations. 
D)  trust.

Question 7

How can a physician demonstrate attention and interest in their patients? Provide examples to support your answers.

Accepted Answer

Using immediacy behaviors will

Question 8

Identify and describe the most prevalent approach to counseling today.

Accepted Answer

The more prevalent approach to counselin

Question 9

Gassman and Grawe found that the best therapists remind clients of their strong points and point out support available to them.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Research indicates that__________ percent of physicians were not exposed to a communication class during medical school.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Research indicates that__________ percent of physicians were...

Question 11

Regarding the use of the medical system, women are more likely than men to

Accepted Answer

A)  visit a doctor because they need someone to listen objectively. 
B)  ignore a provider's treatment regimen. 
C)  develop a consumeristic approach toward patient-provider interactions. 
D)  change physicians if their healthcare provider has poor listening skills. 
A)  visit a doctor because they need someone to listen objectively. 
B)  ignore a provider's treatment regimen. 
C)  develop a consumeristic approach toward patient-provider interactions. 
D)  change physicians if their healthcare provider has poor listening skills.

Question 12

Dr. Elsa is a therapist. When she restates what her patient is saying to signal she is listening, she is using a communication skill called __________.

Accepted Answer

general re

Question 13

What are distress markers, and how are they important to physicians?

Accepted Answer

Distress markers are nonfluencies that c

Question 14

People who have difficulty following directions on the prescription bottles may

Accepted Answer

A)  be paternalistic. 
B)  not be good listeners. 
C)  have low health literacy. 
D)  use high reflective listening. 
A)  be paternalistic. 
B)  not be good listeners. 
C)  have low health literacy. 
D)  use high reflective listening.

Question 15

A nurse says to a patient, "Come on, Miss Flannigan. I see it's time to reassess your blood pressure medication. How are you feeling, honey?" This best demonstrates

Accepted Answer

A)  rapportism. 
B)  elderspeak. 
C)  paralanguage. 
D)  seniortalk. 
A)  rapportism. 
B)  elderspeak. 
C)  paralanguage. 
D)  seniortalk.

Question 16

Teresa considers herself a very healthy person, so when she receives a diagnosis of pre-diabetes, she is likely to change her personal schema about her health.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Patients should use indirect questions in order to improve communication with physicians.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Doctors who DO NOT develop ongoing relationships with their patients will likely experience

Accepted Answer

A)  higher job independence. 
B)  higher job burn-out. 
C)  higher expressions of empathy. 
D)  higher immediacy. 
A)  higher job independence. 
B)  higher job burn-out. 
C)  higher expressions of empathy. 
D)  higher immediacy.

Question 19

How might interpersonal attraction affect health communication?

Accepted Answer

Patients are less likely to qu

Question 20

Breakdowns in health communication affect patients psychologically and __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Breakdowns in health communication affect patients psychologically...

Graybar and Leonard argue that __________ is the foundation of psychotherapy.

Patients should be __________, asking questions about symptoms openly and directly.

A physician who spends more time discussing x-ray results and treatment options rather than asking what issues might have caused the injury is focusing on

The QuEST model includes steps of educating and talking.

Identify and explain at least four factors that affect how patients interact with physicians.

It can be argued that the most important factor to building provider-patient respect is establishing

How can a physician demonstrate attention and interest in their patients? Provide examples to support your answers.

Identify and describe the most prevalent approach to counseling today.

Gassman and Grawe found that the best therapists remind clients of their strong points and point out support available to them.

Research indicates that__________ percent of physicians were not exposed to a communication class during medical school.

Regarding the use of the medical system, women are more likely than men to

Dr. Elsa is a therapist. When she restates what her patient is saying to signal she is listening, she is using a communication skill called __________.

What are distress markers, and how are they important to physicians?

People who have difficulty following directions on the prescription bottles may

A nurse says to a patient, "Come on, Miss Flannigan. I see it's time to reassess your blood pressure medication. How are you feeling, honey?" This best demonstrates

Teresa considers herself a very healthy person, so when she receives a diagnosis of pre-diabetes, she is likely to change her personal schema about her health.

Patients should use indirect questions in order to improve communication with physicians.

Doctors who DO NOT develop ongoing relationships with their patients will likely experience

How might interpersonal attraction affect health communication?

Breakdowns in health communication affect patients psychologically and __________.

Introduction and Overview

Listening

Listening and Information Processing

Individual Differences in Listening Processes

Listening in a Mediated World

Listening in the Conversational Context

Listening and Relationship Building the Family Context

Listening and Relationship Building Friends and Romance

Listening in Context Education

Listening in Context

Listening in Legal Contexts

Transforming Listening: Future Directions

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Exam 11: Listening and Health

Graybar and Leonard argue that __________ is the foundation of psychotherapy.

Patients should be __________, asking questions about symptoms openly and directly.

A physician who spends more time discussing x-ray results and treatment options rather than asking what issues might have caused the injury is focusing on

The QuEST model includes steps of educating and talking.

Identify and explain at least four factors that affect how patients interact with physicians.

It can be argued that the most important factor to building provider-patient respect is establishing

How can a physician demonstrate attention and interest in their patients? Provide examples to support your answers.

Identify and describe the most prevalent approach to counseling today.

Gassman and Grawe found that the best therapists remind clients of their strong points and point out support available to them.

Research indicates that__________ percent of physicians were not exposed to a communication class during medical school.

Regarding the use of the medical system, women are more likely than men to

Dr. Elsa is a therapist. When she restates what her patient is saying to signal she is listening, she is using a communication skill called __________.

What are distress markers, and how are they important to physicians?

People who have difficulty following directions on the prescription bottles may

A nurse says to a patient, "Come on, Miss Flannigan. I see it's time to reassess your blood pressure medication. How are you feeling, honey?" This best demonstrates

Teresa considers herself a very healthy person, so when she receives a diagnosis of pre-diabetes, she is likely to change her personal schema about her health.

Patients should use indirect questions in order to improve communication with physicians.

Doctors who DO NOT develop ongoing relationships with their patients will likely experience

How might interpersonal attraction affect health communication?

Breakdowns in health communication affect patients psychologically and __________.

Introduction and Overview

Listening

Listening and Information Processing

Individual Differences in Listening Processes

Listening in a Mediated World

Listening in the Conversational Context

Listening and Relationship Building the Family Context

Listening and Relationship Building Friends and Romance

Listening in Context Education

Listening in Context

Listening in Legal Contexts

Transforming Listening: Future Directions

Filters