With respect to helper-induced silence, unintentional silence is often used:

With respect to helper-induced silence, unintentional silence is often used:
 
  a. as a reflection of his or her tendency to hide, withhold, and self-protect.
  b. unsystematically when at a loss for words.
  c. to deliberately reduce helper activity and to transfer responsibility to the client.
  d. to avoid interfering with or impeding the client's momentum.

Q. 2

The judicious and deliberate use of silence by the helper may be effective in
 
  a. pacing the interview.
  b. communicating compassion and caring.
  c. helping the client develop insight into defense mechanisms.
  d. accomplishing all of the above.

Q. 3

A Twelve Step Program is compatible with the __________ model of treatment.
 
  a. experiential
  b. strengths-based
  c. medical
  d. abstinence

Q. 4

Challenges when working with immigrant and refugee clients include:
 
  a. language barriers.
  b. cultural barriers.
  c. mistrust of the helper.
  d. all of the above.

Q. 5

Karasu (1992) observed that helpers tend to __________ the power of listening and to __________ the power of speaking.
 
  a. deny, acknowledge
  b. acknowledge, deny
  c. underestimate, overestimate
  d. overestimate, underestimate

Q. 6

Tolerance is a characteristic of
 
  a. substance abuse.
  b. substance dependence.
  c. withdrawal.
  d. lessened substance use.