7 Questions
What is the primary intent of counseling with communicatively impaired persons and their families?
To help them grieve, understand, and develop coping strategies
According to Webster and Newhoff (1981), what is the main purpose of providing options for changing behaviors in communication counseling?
To guide clients to make their own informed decisions
What does the last point mentioned by Webster and Newhoff (1981) about providing options for changing behaviors emphasize?
The recognition of clients as experts in making informed decisions
Interviewing aims to provide the clinician with irrelevant and insignificant information.
False
The primary intent of counseling with communicatively impaired persons and their families is to find out about them through perceptive questioning and observation.
True
The goal of interviewing is to provide the clinician with irrelevant and unimportant information.
False
Counseling goals described earlier include the goal of providing options for changing behaviors in communication counseling.
False
Test your knowledge on the major aspects of communication counseling, including receiving and giving information, clarifying ideas and emotions, and providing options for behavior change. Understand the key principles identified by Webster and Newhoff in 1981.
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