A) Poor client motivation.
B) Questionable therapist motives or insight.
C) Social-cultural differences.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
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A) Testing and Assessment
B) Assessment and Helping
C) Case Formulation and Referral
D) Listening and Talking
E) Intervention and Disposition
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A) Defer to your client, at least initially
B) Acknowledge the differences, but emphasize your expertise and authority
C) Openly argue with your client
D) Submit to your client for the duration of therapy
E) Refer your client to another provider
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A) Impossible
B) Required
C) Realistic
D) Only b and c
E) None of the above
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A) Although ideal, it doesn't occur very often because therapists and clients usually disagree on goals
B) It hasn't been the subject of much empirical research
C) It's considered an evidence-based practice
D) It's not conducive to effective problem-solving in therapy
E) None of the above are true
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A) Intake interviews
B) Initial interviews
C) Psychiatric interviews
D) Diagnostic interviews
E) All of the above
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A) How to focus on their own thoughts and feelings
B) How to obtain diagnostic and assessment information about their clients
C) How to quiet themselves and listen to clients
D) How to build rapport with clients
E) How to decide which shoes to wear for the first interview
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A) Limit
B) Encourage
C) Forbid
D) Both a and b
E) None of the above
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A) Complainants
B) Customers for change
C) Difficult customers
D) Resistant clients
E) Visitors to treatment
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A) Self-awareness
B) Cultural knowledge
C) Culture specific expertise
D) All of the above
E) Only b and c
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A) Attaining knowledge about specific cultures
B) Employing scientific mindedness
C) Employing dynamic sizing
D) Nurturing your cultural self-awareness
E) None of the above
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A) Negative thoughts about minority persons that are never enacted
B) Small negative behaviors that have little or no effect on minority persons
C) Brief and commonplace communication of prejudice and discrimination
D) Both a and b
E) None of the above
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A) Straightforward and linear
B) Complex and not perfectly linear or unidimensional
C) Unrelated to clinical interviewing
D) Exclusively relegated to session 2
E) None of the above
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A) A natural, but inadvisable phenomenon
B) Unavoidable
C) Avoidable in all circumstances
D) All of the above
E) Only a and b
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A) Client insight is often limited, so therapists should trust their own insight.
B) Clients and interviewers usually have different and incompatible goals.
C) Clients' perspectives should be valued because they are the experts on their issues.
D) If client and interviewer cannot establish common goals, the client should realign his or her goals to match those of the therapist.
E) Typically a consultant should be called in to help therapist and client agree on therapy goals.
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