Question 1

When you ask a client to rate their feelings on a continuum from 1 to 10, you are using the techniques of

Accepted Answer

A)  the surprise question. 
B)  miracle question. 
C)  scaling 
D)  the Socratic Method. 
A)  the surprise question. 
B)  miracle question. 
C)  scaling 
D)  the Socratic Method. C

Question 2

A psychotherapeutic process of learning to identify and dispute irrational or maladaptive thoughts is

Accepted Answer

A)  magnification. 
B)  cognitive restructuring. 
C)  systematic desensitization. 
D)  paradoxical intention. 
A)  magnification. 
B)  cognitive restructuring. 
C)  systematic desensitization. 
D)  paradoxical intention. B

Question 3

Which of the following is NOT usually a component of a treatment plan:

Accepted Answer

A)  presenting problem: major issues or complaints. 
B)  goals of therapy: short-term and long-term. 
C)  timetable for completion of treatment. 
D)  the framework or theory of counseling that the therapist will use. 
A)  presenting problem: major issues or complaints. 
B)  goals of therapy: short-term and long-term. 
C)  timetable for completion of treatment. 
D)  the framework or theory of counseling that the therapist will use. D

Question 4

The book by Herbert Benson that popularized systematic relaxation in the U.S. is

Accepted Answer

A)  The Relaxation Response. 
B)  The Gift of Therapy. 
C)  Motivational Interviewing. 
D)  The Body in Psychotherapy. 
A)  The Relaxation Response. 
B)  The Gift of Therapy. 
C)  Motivational Interviewing. 
D)  The Body in Psychotherapy.

Question 5

"Tell me how you two met and what attracted you to each other," is an example of what kind of question?

Accepted Answer

A)  a looking back question. 
B)  an extreme scenario. 
C)  an evocative question. 
D)  a closed-ended question. 
A)  a looking back question. 
B)  an extreme scenario. 
C)  an evocative question. 
D)  a closed-ended question.

Question 6

Art therapy, which allows clients to express themselves nonverbally, is best used with clients

Accepted Answer

A)  who are auditory learners. 
B)  who are visual learners. 
C)  who are kinesthetic learners. 
D)  who learn through movement. 
A)  who are auditory learners. 
B)  who are visual learners. 
C)  who are kinesthetic learners. 
D)  who learn through movement.

Question 7

The most important intervention in therapy is

Accepted Answer

A)  interpersonal effectiveness. 
B)  mindfulness training. 
C)  affect regulation. 
D)  motivational interviewing. 
A)  interpersonal effectiveness. 
B)  mindfulness training. 
C)  affect regulation. 
D)  motivational interviewing.

Question 8

Two "feeling good" hormones in humans are

Accepted Answer

A)  serotonin and endorphins. 
B)  beta and alpha hormones. 
C)  aminos and peptide. 
D)  estrogen and thyroxine. 
A)  serotonin and endorphins. 
B)  beta and alpha hormones. 
C)  aminos and peptide. 
D)  estrogen and thyroxine.

Question 9

Asking a client to do a simple task such as spending 5 minutes straightening up one table in their office is most effective with

Accepted Answer

A)  clients with severe anxiety. 
B)  clients with severe depression. 
C)  clients with severe obsessive compulsive disorder. 
D)  clients with severe paranoia. 
A)  clients with severe anxiety. 
B)  clients with severe depression. 
C)  clients with severe obsessive compulsive disorder. 
D)  clients with severe paranoia.

Question 10

Art therapy, music therapy, and dance therapy are examples of

Accepted Answer

A)  expressive arts therapy. 
B)  motivational interviewing. 
C)  cognitive restructuring therapy. 
D)  cognitive diffusion. 
A)  expressive arts therapy. 
B)  motivational interviewing. 
C)  cognitive restructuring therapy. 
D)  cognitive diffusion.

When you ask a client to rate their feelings on a continuum from 1 to 10, you are using the techniques of

A psychotherapeutic process of learning to identify and dispute irrational or maladaptive thoughts is

Which of the following is NOT usually a component of a treatment plan:

The book by Herbert Benson that popularized systematic relaxation in the U.S. is

"Tell me how you two met and what attracted you to each other," is an example of what kind of question?

Art therapy, which allows clients to express themselves nonverbally, is best used with clients

The most important intervention in therapy is

Two "feeling good" hormones in humans are

Asking a client to do a simple task such as spending 5 minutes straightening up one table in their office is most effective with

Art therapy, music therapy, and dance therapy are examples of

Theoretical Frameworks

Common Therapeutic Factors

The Journey Through the Jungle

Empathic Responding Skillsthe Skills of Building Connection

Clinical Assessment Skills

How to Conduct the Intake Interview

Dealing With Difficult Situations

Influencing Skills

Advanced Intervention Techniques

Termination Skills

Counseling Persons Who Have Special Needs

Counseling Persons With Diverse and Multicultural Backgrounds

The Journey Forwardinto the Practical World

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Exam 8: Basic Intervention Techniques

When you ask a client to rate their feelings on a continuum from 1 to 10, you are using the techniques of

A psychotherapeutic process of learning to identify and dispute irrational or maladaptive thoughts is

Which of the following is NOT usually a component of a treatment plan:

The book by Herbert Benson that popularized systematic relaxation in the U.S. is

"Tell me how you two met and what attracted you to each other," is an example of what kind of question?

Art therapy, which allows clients to express themselves nonverbally, is best used with clients

The most important intervention in therapy is

Two "feeling good" hormones in humans are

Asking a client to do a simple task such as spending 5 minutes straightening up one table in their office is most effective with

Art therapy, music therapy, and dance therapy are examples of

Theoretical Frameworks

Common Therapeutic Factors

The Journey Through the Jungle

Empathic Responding Skillsthe Skills of Building Connection

Clinical Assessment Skills

How to Conduct the Intake Interview

Dealing With Difficult Situations

Influencing Skills

Advanced Intervention Techniques

Termination Skills

Counseling Persons Who Have Special Needs

Counseling Persons With Diverse and Multicultural Backgrounds

The Journey Forwardinto the Practical World

Filters