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What is the purpose of using 'openers' in counselling techniques?
What is the purpose of using 'openers' in counselling techniques?
- To confront the client
- To reflect the client's feelings
- To provide solutions to the client's problems
- To encourage the client to talk (correct)
Which non-verbal cue is essential in empathic understanding during counselling sessions?
Which non-verbal cue is essential in empathic understanding during counselling sessions?
- Avoiding eye contact
- Leaning forward (correct)
- Keeping a closed posture
- Crossing arms
What is the primary purpose of Paraphrasing in counselling?
What is the primary purpose of Paraphrasing in counselling?
- To confront the client's behavior
- To judge the client's actions
- To escalate the client's anger
- To prevent miscommunication (correct)
Why is it important for counselors to use Clarifying responses?
Why is it important for counselors to use Clarifying responses?
What does 'invitation to talk' refer to in counselling openers?
What does 'invitation to talk' refer to in counselling openers?
Why should counselors be comfortable with silence during counseling sessions?
Why should counselors be comfortable with silence during counseling sessions?
What advice does the therapist give to the client in terms of responding?
What advice does the therapist give to the client in terms of responding?
According to Dr. Nina Spadaro, what is one key aspect to consider when using various techniques in counseling sessions?
According to Dr. Nina Spadaro, what is one key aspect to consider when using various techniques in counseling sessions?
When should a therapist consider the client's goals according to the text?
When should a therapist consider the client's goals according to the text?
According to Carl Gustav Jung, how should therapists approach their theories when interacting with clients?
According to Carl Gustav Jung, how should therapists approach their theories when interacting with clients?
What is the main goal of reflective listening in counseling?
What is the main goal of reflective listening in counseling?
In a counseling session, what is the purpose of reflecting feelings?
In a counseling session, what is the purpose of reflecting feelings?
How does reflective listening differ from paraphrasing?
How does reflective listening differ from paraphrasing?
How does reflecting the counselor's feelings benefit the counseling process?
How does reflecting the counselor's feelings benefit the counseling process?
Why should we not provide answers to our clients?
Why should we not provide answers to our clients?
In what way does the 'psychoeducation' approach differ from counselling skills?
In what way does the 'psychoeducation' approach differ from counselling skills?
Why is it mentioned that therapists seldom 'tell' clients in the discussed communication style?
Why is it mentioned that therapists seldom 'tell' clients in the discussed communication style?
How should therapists approach guiding clients towards solutions?
How should therapists approach guiding clients towards solutions?
What is the primary purpose of providing feedback in counselling?
What is the primary purpose of providing feedback in counselling?
In counselling, what does confrontation involve?
In counselling, what does confrontation involve?
What should a counsellor balance when feeling angered by a client's words?
What should a counsellor balance when feeling angered by a client's words?
How does analytical listening differ from regular listening?
How does analytical listening differ from regular listening?
What is the purpose of acknowledging the intention behind a client's behavior?
What is the purpose of acknowledging the intention behind a client's behavior?
When providing feedback in counselling, what is essential for maintaining a positive environment?
When providing feedback in counselling, what is essential for maintaining a positive environment?
What does Carl Rogers consider a crucial aspect for achieving an individual's ideal self?
What does Carl Rogers consider a crucial aspect for achieving an individual's ideal self?
What is Carl Rogers' view on personality development and self-concept?
What is Carl Rogers' view on personality development and self-concept?
Which of the following best describes the role of the therapist in Humanistic Therapy according to Carl Rogers?
Which of the following best describes the role of the therapist in Humanistic Therapy according to Carl Rogers?
What is the primary reason for psychological problems according to Carl Rogers' Humanistic Therapy approach?
What is the primary reason for psychological problems according to Carl Rogers' Humanistic Therapy approach?
How does Carl Rogers describe the therapist's role in Humanistic Therapy?
How does Carl Rogers describe the therapist's role in Humanistic Therapy?
How does humanistic therapy differ from other therapeutic models regarding the therapist's role in guiding clients?
How does humanistic therapy differ from other therapeutic models regarding the therapist's role in guiding clients?
Why is it important for therapists to consider cognitive impairment when using various techniques in counseling sessions?
Why is it important for therapists to consider cognitive impairment when using various techniques in counseling sessions?
How does reflective listening in humanistic therapy differ from paraphrasing?
How does reflective listening in humanistic therapy differ from paraphrasing?
