How might a helper most challenge a client to participate in the helping process?
A. Invite clients to own their problems and unused opportunities.
B. Invite clients to state their problems as solvable.
C. Invite your clients, along with you, to put aside problems that arise in the helping relationship itself so that the focus can remain on the client
D. A and B
ANS: D
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b. the family. c. the group. d. the cultural/environmental context.
Constructionist career theorists (Campbell & Ungar, 2004) posit all of the following as client tasks EXCEPT:
A. explore dominant story lines and preferred futures. B. develop a contingency plan of alternative paths to express preferred futures. C. develop flexible goals that reflect positive uncertainty. D. choose among possibilities based on other’s advice and beliefs. E. explore creative ways of integrating multiple and conflicting stories.
What theory is the basis for the DSM-IV?
a. client-centered b. cognitive c. behavioral d. existential e. It is atheoretical.
Immediacy is used _____________________________________________________
a. when a client's verbalizations do not match their presenting emotion b. to prompt the client to identify what they are feeling in the moment c. to normalize the client's experiences d. to help clients clarify what is vaguely expressed