Question 1

Focusing on a client's judgmental opinion of another person may not be helpful because

Accepted Answer

A)  doing so is clearly a friendship skill. 
B)  it leads away from the client's emotions. 
C)  it may be inaccurate. 
D)  both B and C. 
A)  doing so is clearly a friendship skill. 
B)  it leads away from the client's emotions. 
C)  it may be inaccurate. 
D)  both B and C. D

Question 2

In the non-judgmental listening sequence, a paraphrase (or reflection of content)
Normally follows which helper response?

Accepted Answer

A)  Every client disclosure 
B)  Door openers 
C)  Minimal encouragers or open questions 
D)  Periods of silence 
A)  Every client disclosure 
B)  Door openers 
C)  Minimal encouragers or open questions 
D)  Periods of silence C

Question 3

Common problems in paraphrasing include simply reciting the facts, difficulty hearing the story due to "noise", taking the client's side, and

Accepted Answer

A)  repeating information in a succinct manner. 
B)  worrying about what to say next. 
C)  identifying the important information in the story. 
D)  being non-judgmental. 
A)  repeating information in a succinct manner. 
B)  worrying about what to say next. 
C)  identifying the important information in the story. 
D)  being non-judgmental. B

Question 4

Early in the helping relationship, clients are most comfortable with reflections of:

Accepted Answer

A)  feeling. 
B)  content. 
C)  meaning. 
D)  none of the above. 
A)  feeling. 
B)  content. 
C)  meaning. 
D)  none of the above.

Question 5

_____ is a distilled version of the content of the client's message that restates the facts and thoughts in different words and in a non judgmental way.

Accepted Answer

A)  Paraphrase 
B)  Reflection of feeling 
C)  Summarizing 
D)  Reflection of meaning 
A)  Paraphrase 
B)  Reflection of feeling 
C)  Summarizing 
D)  Reflection of meaning

Question 6

The purpose of the paraphrase is to

Accepted Answer

A)  understand the client's thoughts. 
B)  understand the client's feelings. 
C)  supply a solution. 
D)  place blame. 
A)  understand the client's thoughts. 
B)  understand the client's feelings. 
C)  supply a solution. 
D)  place blame.

Question 7

Mental noise includes

Accepted Answer

A)  worrying about what to say next. 
B)  personal memories. 
C)  being distracted by your own thoughts. 
D)  all of the above. 
A)  worrying about what to say next. 
B)  personal memories. 
C)  being distracted by your own thoughts. 
D)  all of the above.

Question 8

One tip on paraphrasing is to

Accepted Answer

A)  paraphrase early. 
B)  avoid using encouragers. 
C)  repeat the client's words. 
D)  avoid using a moral tone. 
A)  paraphrase early. 
B)  avoid using encouragers. 
C)  repeat the client's words. 
D)  avoid using a moral tone.

Focusing on a client's judgmental opinion of another person may not be helpful because

In the non-judgmental listening sequence, a paraphrase (or reflection of content) Normally follows which helper response?

Common problems in paraphrasing include simply reciting the facts, difficulty hearing the story due to "noise", taking the client's side, and

Early in the helping relationship, clients are most comfortable with reflections of:

_____ is a distilled version of the content of the client's message that restates the facts and thoughts in different words and in a non judgmental way.

The purpose of the paraphrase is to

Mental noise includes

One tip on paraphrasing is to

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

Introduction to the Class

The Therapeutic Relationship

Helping Someone Who Is Different

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 5: Invitational Skills

Focusing on a client's judgmental opinion of another person may not be helpful because

In the non-judgmental listening sequence, a paraphrase (or reflection of content) Normally follows which helper response?

Common problems in paraphrasing include simply reciting the facts, difficulty hearing the story due to "noise", taking the client's side, and

Early in the helping relationship, clients are most comfortable with reflections of:

_____ is a distilled version of the content of the client's message that restates the facts and thoughts in different words and in a non judgmental way.

The purpose of the paraphrase is to

Mental noise includes

One tip on paraphrasing is to

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

Introduction to the Class

The Therapeutic Relationship

Helping Someone Who Is Different

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