Which of the following is NOT an appropriate practitioner statement that shares feelings about ending?
A) ?"This will be our last time together. I'm going to miss seeing you and hearing about your progress, though I'm happy you achieved your goals. Please keep in touch. Let's meet up for coffee once in a while so I can see how you're doing."
B) ?"I'm going to miss our time together. I feel sad when I think about not seeing you. I'm glad that you are happy with the progress you've made."
C) ?"I'm glad that in our work together you were able to improve your relationship with your daughter. I hope that you will continue to become close and support each other."
D) ?"I can see that you're more confident in your new position. I'm so glad that you achieved your goal of becoming comfortable in your new position."
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Empathy has been described as an attitude that engages a client in treatment. Which of the following best describes empathy?
a. acknowledging what the client is saying b. accepting what the client is saying c. understanding what the client is saying d. judging what the client is saying
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of available data analysis?
a. documents contain much less bias than do other types of data. b. available data analysis is less costly than other forms of research. c. available data are nonreactive. d. through documents we can study people, such as past generations, who are inaccessible by other research techniques.
What is feedback?
a. Information about the thoughts and feelings of one person interacting with another regarding their experiences of the other's behaviors b. Asking your client to tell you what their rationale for change is c. Disclosing thoughts and feelings in a way that reduces stress d. Considering theories in research about human behavior in regard to the work you and your client are doing
A client presents a series of arguments as to why he or she cannot change. The counselor admits that the situation is helpless. This approach is:
A. A good example of reverse psychology B. Shown to be effective in a number of studies C. Beneficial in reframing the client's situation—that only with change can a positive outcome be achieved D. Effective only in backing a client into an inescapable corner