Ron has recently started a private practice. He is feeling a lot of nervousness as he is now out on his own and is wondering whether he has all the skills that he needs to help people. He is most likely in which phase of therapist skill growth?
a) Lay helper stage
b) Beginning student phase
c) Advanced student phase
d) Novice professional phase
e) Experienced professional phase
D
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The Big Five personality factors are
a. Neuroticism, introversion, openness to experience, achievement, and conscientiousness b. Narcissism, extraversion, openness to experience, socialization, and conscientiousness c. Neuroticism, extraversion, openness to experience, agreeableness and conscientiousness d. Neuroticism, extraversion, openness to experience, achievement and conscientiousness
Defining crisis for an individual depends on several factors including
A. how hazardous or threatening the event is. B. past experiences with crises. C. the individual's interpretation of the event. D. personality traits.
Following an initial phone contact, the chances that a client will not show up for the first appointment are far greater if the therapist:
A) ?does not solicit a concrete promise from the client to show up. B) ?does not specifically address the client's serious commitment to beginning therapy. C) ?does not convey their suspicion that the client really isn't genuinely committed to starting treatment. D) ?does not acknowledge potential indecision and uncertain commitment through non-defensive dialogue.
The Gestalt technique in which a client is asked to dialogue with some identified other who she imagines sitting in an empty chair is called:
A. Heightening awareness. B. Focusing on the body. C. Empty chair. D. Dialoguing.