Question 1

Invitational skills are most useful

Accepted Answer

A)  early in the helping relationship. 
B)  during the goal setting stage. 
C)  during the assessment stage. 
D)  all of the above. 
A)  early in the helping relationship. 
B)  during the goal setting stage. 
C)  during the assessment stage. 
D)  all of the above. A

Question 2

Open questions are favored because

Accepted Answer

A)  they do not limit a client's answer. 
B)  they address specific topics. 
C)  they allow a client to refuse to answer. 
D)  all of the above. 
A)  they do not limit a client's answer. 
B)  they address specific topics. 
C)  they allow a client to refuse to answer. 
D)  all of the above. A,C

Question 3

Attending to and encouraging a client's story without intruding is called

Accepted Answer

A)  narrative. 
B)  encouraging. 
C)  appropriate use of silence. 
D)  client centered therapy. 
A)  narrative. 
B)  encouraging. 
C)  appropriate use of silence. 
D)  client centered therapy. B

Question 4

Which of the following is not true when considering nonverbal messages?

Accepted Answer

A)  Nonverbal messages are read by both the client and the helper. 
B)  Client nonverbal communications are easily understood. 
C)  Often more information is conveyed by nonverbal means than by the verbal content. 
D)  Eye contact is the most important indicator of listening. 
A)  Nonverbal messages are read by both the client and the helper. 
B)  Client nonverbal communications are easily understood. 
C)  Often more information is conveyed by nonverbal means than by the verbal content. 
D)  Eye contact is the most important indicator of listening.

Question 5

"You look sad today," or "Tell me more about that" are examples of

Accepted Answer

A)  attentive statements. 
B)  open questions. 
C)  minimal encouragers. 
D)  door openers. 
A)  attentive statements. 
B)  open questions. 
C)  minimal encouragers. 
D)  door openers.

Invitational skills are most useful

Open questions are favored because

Attending to and encouraging a client's story without intruding is called

Which of the following is not true when considering nonverbal messages?

"You look sad today," or "Tell me more about that" are examples of

Helping As a Personal Journey and the Nuts and Bolts of Helping

Introduction to the Class

The Therapeutic Relationship

Invitational Skills

Reflecting Skills: Paraphrasing

Reflecting Skills: Reflecting Feelings

Reflecting Skills: Reflecting Meaning and Summarizing

Challenging Skills

Assessment and the Initial Interview

Goal-Setting Skills

Change Techniques

Outcome Evaluation and Termination Skills

Therapeutic Factors: Advanced Change

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Exam 4: Helping Someone Who Is Different

Invitational skills are most useful

Open questions are favored because

Attending to and encouraging a client's story without intruding is called

Which of the following is not true when considering nonverbal messages?

"You look sad today," or "Tell me more about that" are examples of

Helping As a Personal Journey and the Nuts and Bolts of Helping

Introduction to the Class

The Therapeutic Relationship

Invitational Skills

Reflecting Skills: Paraphrasing

Reflecting Skills: Reflecting Feelings

Reflecting Skills: Reflecting Meaning and Summarizing

Challenging Skills

Assessment and the Initial Interview

Goal-Setting Skills

Change Techniques

Outcome Evaluation and Termination Skills

Therapeutic Factors: Advanced Change

Filters