A unique contribution of Kahn's solution-focused consultation is the focus on
A) data collection.
B) exploration of exceptions to the problem.
C) brainstorming possible solutions.
D) developing a plan.
Q. 2What is recorded during an event recording?
A) The frequency of the behavior
B) The duration of the behavior
C) The intensity of the behavior
D) The rate of the behavior
Q. 3Human service organizations tend to see _________ factors as the cause of most problems while industry and businesses most often see their problems coming from ________ causes.
A) human; structural
B) structural; systemic
C) unpredictable; predictable
D) predictable; unpredictable
Q. 4What is the difference between whole-time interval sampling and partial-time interval sampling?
A) Whole-time means the client is observed the whole-time.
B) Partial-time means the client is watched the whole time but the observer only records behaviors part of the time.
C) Whole-time means that the client demonstrated the behavior the whole time.
D) Partial-time means that the behavior in intermittent and not observed regularly.
Q. 5The first stage of the consulting process focuses on
A) information gathering regarding the problem.
B) goal setting.
C) brainstorming of possible solutions.
D) none of the above
Q. 6Interval recording allows the observer to focus on a specific amount of time and document:
A) the location of the client.
B) the presence or absence of a behavior.
C) the length of time a behavior occurs.
D) the intensity of the behavior.
Q. 7The consultation model that emphasizes such techniques as reinforcement, punishment, and shaping is referred to as
A) mental health consultation.
B) Process consultation
C) behavioral consultation.
D) none of the above
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