Francisco’s client sounded irritated when Francisco asked her how her week had been. A clinician response that shows immediacy might be:
(a) Let’s talk about your week now. What happened this week?
(b) You sounded a little irritated when I asked you about your week.
(c) I’m sure you had a great week.
(d) Some weeks are good, some are bad. That’s to be expected.
(b) You sounded a little irritated when I asked you about your week.
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a. It increases the motivation of children with ASD to engage in spontaneous interactions, but doesn’t always provide the skills for them to do so effectively. b. It provides general solutions to social problems the child may encounter, but children with ASD are often seeking specific solutions to specific problems. c. It limits the ability of those with ASD to self-manage and self-direct. d. The training it provides is so variable that consistent environments, such as a classroom, can be a challenge for children trained in this way.
Which of the following treatments is most likely to be effective for those with BED?
a. medication b. CBT or interpersonal therapy c. behavioral weight loss treatments d. relaxation training
A professional's promise not to disclose information revealed during the privacy of the counselor-client relationship, except under specific mutually understood conditions is called
a. Privacy b. Privileged communication c. Confidentiality d. Justice
The affective experience of the client is communicated at the ____________ level
a) Content b) Feeling c) Meaning d) Intuitive