A) sadness-anger-shame
B) sadness-anger-guilt
C) anger-sadness-shame
D) anger-sadness-guilt
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A) listening carefully to the client response to ensure accuracy.
B) attending carefully to the client's non-verbal message.
C) listening for the affect message.
D) translating the key part of the message.
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A) a question to check the accuracy of your inference.
B) another summarization.
C) a question to ask the client to explain their thoughts or feelings explicitly.
D) silence.
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A) summary
B) paraphrase
C) reflection of content
D) none of the above
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A) message content.
B) non-verbal messages.
C) emotional tone.
D) thought processes.
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A) match the level of emotional intensity exactly.
B) be less emotionally intense than the client's feelings.
C) match or exceed the client's level of emotional intensity.
D) greatly exceed the level of the client's expressed emotions.
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A) validate them as people.
B) bear witness to their experience.
C) show you care about them.
D) answer their questions.
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A) evaluative listening.
B) summarizing.
C) reflections of content.
D) filtered listening.
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A) is used to convey basic empathy.
B) affirms client feelings instead of negating or judging them.
C) helps clients with a history of oppression feel seen and respected.
D) all of the above.
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A) build rapport with the helper.
B) recognize and accept their feelings.
C) explain their thinking.
D) understand the counseling process.
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A) it forms a cohesive picture of the client's messages.
B) it focuses a client who is less verbal.
C) it helps identify themes.
D) it is a common skill in terminating with a client.
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A) listening.
B) summarizing.
C) applying strategies.
D) building rapport.
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A) usually picks up on cognitive content.
B) should be interspersed with other strategies to avoid parroting the client.
C) should use the most important words form the client's response.
D) all of the above.
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A) summarization of feelings.
B) paraphrasing.
C) reflection of feelings.
D) motivational interviewing.
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A) is able to understand them.
B) is listening.
C) has understood in a non-judgmental way.
D) will have strategies to help them solve the problem.
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A) focus.One is emotionally based and one is cognitively based.
B) length.A summarization deals with many comments whereas a paraphrase focuses on one.
C) time.One looks at comments made over time,the other focuses on the client's last response.
D) none of the above.
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