A) Cognitive functions
B) Feeling functions
C) Physiological functions
D) Your thoughts
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A) interpretation
B) logical consequences
C) self-disclosure
D) feedback
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A) Follow an appropriate treatment plan and structure the session.
B) Listen to the client and be sure you understand where he or she is coming from and whether they know what to expect.
C) Select a relevant influencing strategy, keep it brief, and time it appropriately to meet client needs.
D) Observe the client response to your intervention.Check-out its usefulness.
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A) clients' rights may be abused if self-disclosure is used too early
B) counseling and interviewing can operate successfully without self-disclosure
C) not everyone agrees that self-disclosure is a wise skill to include among counselor techniques
D) all of the above
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A) Listen
B) Self-reference
C) Share and describe your thoughts, feelings, or behaviors
D) Appropriate immediacy and tense
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A) Use extensive self-disclosures to ensure clients understand your communication
B) Include as many ideas as possible to effectively help the client
C) Return the focus to the client as quickly as appropriate
D) All of the above
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A) Listen
B) Self-reference
C) Share and describe your thoughts, feelings, or behaviors
D) Appropriate immediacy and tense
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A) Related past personal life experience of the interviewer
B) Interviewer observations, opinions, or feelings toward the client
C) Begins with an "I" statement
D) All of the above
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A) Ask the client, behave in an intentional way, be congruent in your actions
B) Attend to the client in order to understand, use the influencing skill, check-out the consequences of your intervention
C) Understand the antecedent, check the resultant behavior, influence
D) Ask questions to obtain data, reflect feelings to understand, check-out the accuracy of your skill usage
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A) Listen
B) Use "I" statements
C) Share and describe your thoughts, feelings, or behaviors
D) Appropriate immediacy and tense
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A) have low trust in their counselors and frequently drop out of treatment.
B) like their counselors, but report higher levels of symptom distress.
C) like their counselors more and report lower levels of symptom distress.
D) have higher levels of symptom distress and frequently drop out of treatment.
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A) interpretation.
B) logical consequences.
C) self-disclosure.
D) feedback.
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A) Listen
B) Use "I" statements
C) Call the client by name
D) Share / describe your thoughts feelings or behaviors briefly
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A) it deals with one or two things at a time.
B) it is general rather than specific.
C) it is a check to ensure clear communication.
D) it is asked for by the recipient.
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A) neuropsychology.
B) biofeedback for the brain.
C) low voltage ECT.
D) feedback.
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A) interpretation.
B) logical consequences.
C) self-disclosure.
D) feedback.
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A) Multicultural differences are fairly obvious and can be disclosed spontaneously.
B) Frequent practice of the microskills and experience will make self-disclosure a natural part of your interviewing style.
C) Self-disclosure must include every aspect of your experience that the client needs to hear.
D) The frank disclosure of differences helps establish rapport and may be essential to building a trust relationship.
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