Counselors generally avoid question and answer interviews because it may ...

Counselors generally avoid question and answer interviews because it may _____________________________ .
 
  a. provide too much ancillary information
  b. distract the client from the real issues
  c. lead to malpractice lawsuits
  d. cause the client to feel interrogated
  e. be considered unethical

Q. 2

Differences in client readiness for counseling can be represented through the theme of __________________________.
 
  a. order
  b. self
  c. development
  d. activities
  e. social-symbolic processes

Q. 3

Greg has been working with Felicia for several months and has become aware that many of her current relationships strongly reflect her experiences with past personal relationships and childhood memories. According to Mahoney, Felicia may benefit from a deeper awareness of her _______________________.
 
  a. order
  b. self
  c. development
  d. activities
  e. social-symbolic processes

Q. 4

Political and social issues and conflicts are representative of the ___________ theme.
 
  a. order
  b. self
  c. development
  d. activities
  e. social-symbolic processes

Q. 5

Michael J. Mahoney (2003) has reorganized construct conceptualization into five areas he calls ________________.
 
  a. the big five
  b. basic themes
  c. construct frames
  d. foundational maps
  e. essential concepts

Q. 6

Using Kelly's framework, how does a counselor discover a clients constructs?
 
  a. The counselor reads notes written by the previous counselor.
  b. The client will directly tell the counselor.
  c. The counselor must be a detective and figure them out.
  d. The counselor follows the dictates of his or her theoretical orientation. For instance, a Freudian therapist would assume that all of the clients problems relate to sexual repression and inadequacy in suppressing id.
  e. The counselor identifies constructs by a combination of interviewing, listening to what the client says, and skilled observation of things like body language and behaviors.

Q. 7

In Kelly's personality theory, what are constructs?
 
  a. Standards for behavior that emerged from Kellys research.
  b. Questions that the counselor asks the client in the first interview.
  c. An individuals symbolic system for making sense of ourselves and the world around us.
  d. An exact representation of a clients reality.
  e. Subcategories used in the DSM IV.