Exam 7: The Domain of Establishing and Maintaining the Therapeutic Relationship and the Therapeutic Alliance: the Therapeutic Alliance the Level Ii Practitioner Profile

The authors present a pyramidal model of clinician development, in which ______________ is at the top, because it requires the integration of the other domains and thinking differently and represents a vehicle for understanding how to develop an effective therapeutic relationship and alliance in a variety of circumstances.

Deliberate practice in clinician development is designed to improve specific aspects of performance in a manner that _________________________.

The principle of ______________ demands that patients who consult us are esteemed as autonomous rational agents whose consent to treatment must be elicited.

Master practitioners are considered to have committed themselves to linear and nonlinear listening/thinking/understanding so much that they engage clients while_____________________.

According to Jennings and Skovholt (1999), emotional characteristics of master therapists include all of the following except:

Considering ethics as infused in everything a practitioner does is essential for practitioners to maintain an ethical mindset.

The biomedical ethical principle of _______________ requires that we do not intentionally, needlessly harm or injure someone we are treating by either an act of commission or an act of omission.

________________ is the primary rule of ethics in medicine, and it can be considered an equally appropriate caution for all of health care, including psychological and counseling services across the spectrum of approaches.

Clients are resilient against the influence of a number of things: any comment, suggestion, behavior, gesture, etc. of the practitioner; being taken advantage of exploited; being diminished in any way; etc.

The authors contend that nonlinear thinking is not ________ but _______ of facilitating client movement toward goal attainment and disengagement.

According to Jennings and Skovholt (1999), relational characteristics of master therapists include all of the following except:

According to Jennings and Skovholt (1999), cognitive characteristics of master therapists include all of the following except:

Therapists are responsible for maintaining the therapeutic alliance and attending to therapeutic ruptures, and, as a result, they must act in ways that are fair as well as beneficial to the client.