The microskills framework has been taught to ____.
A) AIDS workers in sub-Saharan Africa
B) social workers working with the indigenous Australian population
C) business managers in Sweden, Japan, and the U.S.
D) All of these
Q. 2The authors argue that natural style is a basic building block of intentional counseling. Which of the following is NOT part of their view of natural style?
A) It is best to identify one's natural style and then always hold to it.
B) We all have natural strengths in communication.
C) In interviewing training, too many people may forget the many strengths they bring to the course even before instruction begins.
D) Instruction, practice, and learning new skills and strategies can enhance natural style.
Q. 3Which of the following is the definition of natural style used in this book?
A) Natural style is what you develop after completing the chapters included in this book.
B) Natural style is your rational way of working with others to help them achieve their goals and aspirations.
C) Natural style is doing what you like with the hopes of helping others achieve what you believe is best for them.
D) Natural style is your flexible way of working with others to help them achieve their goals.
Q. 4New neural connections can be developed during interviewing and counseling. The development of these new connections is an interactive process in which:
A) counselors impact the client's brain.
B) clients impact the counselor's development.
C) both counselors and clients change in the interviewing process.
D) the hippocampus is influenced by the knowledge of the counselor.
Q. 5According to Schwartz and Begley (2003), the brain's neuroplasticity allows it to:
A) develop autoimmune reactions.
B) rewire itself.
C) replace decaying gray matter with glial cells.
D) age gracefully.
Q. 6The brain can develop new neural networks over time. This process is called:
A) neurofeedback.
B) localization.
C) neurotaxis.
D) neuroplasticity.
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