In reality therapy, counselors analyze behavior to help clients ________________________ ______________________________
a. understand the source of their problems
b. decrease personal responsibility for all the events in their life
c. look at the way the rest of world, "the real world", looks at the problem
d. take responsibility for the quality of their lives and make choices to improve their situations.
D
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When practicing new behaviors, which is the recommended sequence?
A. Explaining the theory and rationale for learning the new skill; exposing the learner to a model for correct demonstration of the skill; and in class practice and use of homework. B. Exposing the learner to a model for correct demonstration of the skill; explaining the theory and rationale for learning the new skill; and in class practice and use of homework. C. In class practice and use of homework; exposing the learner to a model for correct demonstration of the skill; and explaining the theory and rationale for learning the new skill. D. None of the above.
Traditional counseling approaches should
a. never be used with clients of African descent. b. always be used with clients of African descent. c. always be modified for clients of color. d. be assessed for effectiveness with individual clients instead of blindly applied.
Why is it important to consider the purpose of the group before deepening the focus of the session?
What will be an ideal response?
What did Albert Ellis say about psychological approaches that explore the client’s history of trauma?
a. He called the practice of letting a client dwell on his or her past indulgence therapy. b. He said that exploring emotional events in the client’s past provides important information about the client’s beliefs and assumptions. c. He said that a skilled counselor can help a client no matter what the counselor and client talk about. d. He said that the working stage couldn’t begin until the counselor established trust by listening to the client’s stories. e. He believed that all clients have suffered trauma and called the existence of trauma a defining part of life.