When did Kelly publish his theory of personal constructs?
a. 2000it is the latest thing.
b. 1990
c. 1975
d. 1960
e. 1955
Q. 2When does the counselor start to begin case conceptualization?
a. At first contact, even if over the phone.
b. When the client indicates it is time.
c. After the client agrees to the informed consent.
d. During the second session.
e. It depends upon the client.
Q. 3The main difference between a case conceptualization and a diagnosis is that ______________________.
a. a diagnosis can only be given by a licensed psychotherapist
b. a case conceptualization is informal
c. a case conceptualization is much more individualized
d. a diagnosis is more professional
e. the patient has more input in diagnosis
Q. 4The greatest danger for a novice therapist without a meaningful conceptual framework is that they can _____________________________
_____.
a. be more readily sued by their client/s
b. be brought before the professional ethics board
c. become burned out
d. get bogged down and lose their sense of direction
e. lose their right to bill third-party payers
Q. 5Your theory of your client is commonly known as your ____________________.
a. case conceptualization
b. insight
c. hunch
d. client framework
e. folly
Q. 6When creating a case conceptualization, how does a counselor treat the adult clients childhood history?
a. It is important to include details about childhood trauma.
b. The counselor focuses on the here and now, not on childhood.
c. The counselor lets that client decide whether or not to bring up childhood.
d. The extent to which a counselor explores childhood depends on the theory that the counselor uses to conceptualize the clients situation.
e. The extent to which a counselor explores childhood depends on the diagnosis.
Q. 7When utilizing theory in your work it is critical not only to know the intervention strategies for that theory, but to also know _________________.
a. how to explain the theory to your client
b. who was the founder of the theory
c. in what year the theory was founded
d. where the theory comes from
e. why you are using a particular approach or theory