List and give examples of the three aspects of the working alliance in supervision that were identified by Bordin.
a. Mutual agreement on goals (e.g., advancing supervisees’ competencies in interviewing or increasing their self-awareness)
b. Mutual understanding of tasks (e.g., supervisors and supervisees participating in direct observation)
c. Bonds (e.g., developing mutual liking, caring, and trust)
Ans: All Above them
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In the 1800's, public and private sources generally agreed that the
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Miller and Rollnick define motivation as:
a. A state of readiness to change. b. An inherent characteristic of the client. c. A predictable outcome of confrontation. d. A trait commonly observed in someone in the precontemplation stage of change.
The health care system is
a. reflective of the political values and the dominant religious frameworks b. reflective of the educational values and the dominant economic arrangements c. reflective of the cultural values and the dominant economic arrangements d. reflective of the international values based on the human rights framework