Counselling Relationship and Closing Phases Quiz

Emotional elements such as empathy and sympathy, along with a directive approach in setting treatment goals

Behavioral elements such as reinforcement and punishment, along with a non-collaborative spirit in treatment implementation

Affective or bonding elements such as liking, respect, and trust, along with a collaborative spirit in establishing tasks and goals of treatment (correct)

Cognitive elements such as understanding and analysis, along with a confrontational approach in treatment planning

It is important to abruptly end the relationship to maintain professional boundaries

It is important to avoid the client's dependence on the counselor

It is not important as the client can continue therapy indefinitely

It is important for the client to have a sense of closure and to evaluate the progress made (correct)

Understanding self-awareness and self-disclosure in the client (correct)

Exploring unconscious conflicts in the client

Identifying the client's defense mechanisms

Analyzing childhood experiences of the client

<p>Resistance to termination, unresolved goals, and unmet needs</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Conscious and purposeful aspect, affective or bonding elements, and a collaborative spirit</p> Signup and view all the answers