Which of the statements below is FALSE with regard to gift giving within the therapeutic context?
a. Any gifts that create indebtedness, whether of the client or the therapist, are boundary violations.
b. Accepting highly personal gifts would be inappropriate and require exploring the client’s motivation.
c. Accepting a small gift never raises ethical problems.
d. It would be problematic if a client offered tickets to the theater or a sporting event and wanted you to accompany him or her to this event.
ANS: C
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a. Levinson b. Erikson c. Myers d. Kubler-Ross
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a. provide parents with guidelines to follow in assisting their child b. provide teachers with an understanding of subject matter c. provide school counselors with direction as to attitudes, knowledge, and skills students should acquire d. provide administrators with information regarding the school counseling program
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a. acting as if. b. avoiding the tar baby. c. catching oneself. d. spitting in the clients soup.
Tina, a Satir-oriented therapist, notices that her client, who often reports feeling overwhelmed, is often ill and exhausted. What might Tina be doing during her assessment of the client?
a. Considering the specific aspects of the self that a client values and the aspects of which he/she is ashamed. b. Assessing the motivation behind the client’s problematic behaviors and interactions. c. Making a mind-body connection between her client’s emotional issue and how they are manifesting in her body. d. Viewing the context for the potential problems and determining the client’s potential weaknesses.