Multiple Choice
This question, used by solution focused therapists, is intended to circumvent clients' global and unremitting perceptions of the problems and directs their attention to times in the past or present when they didn't have the problem.
A) exception question
B) miracle question
C) scaling question
D) none of these choices
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q1: Steve de Shazer's term for someone who
Q3: Solution-focused therapy was adapted from<br>A) narrative therapy<br>B)
Q4: Solution-focused therapists engage in problem talk<br>A) long
Q5: Compliments are an example of<br>A) empathy<br>B) positive
Q6: Does solution-oriented therapy ignore people's pain (as
Q7: Solution-focused therapy focuses primarily on<br>A) cognition<br>B) reinforcement
Q8: What types of clients and client problems
Q9: List and describe three types of questions
Q10: How does the therapist's role differ in
Q11: Solution-focused therapy draws heavily on<br>A) systems theory<br>B)