Assessing Coherence

Question 1

2 Aspect of Assessing coherence?

Answer 1

• Assess Relational Fluency and Flexibility
• Assess Rules and Rule Following

Question 2

Assessing Relationnal Fluency and Flexibility: How to Assess coordination framing? (3 exemples)

Answer 2

• “What else is happening in this moment?”;
• “Could these two things come together?”;
• “Do you see any similarity between what you are feeling here and what you are feeling when surrounded by strangers?”

Question 3

Assessing Relationnal Fluency and Flexibility: How to Assess distinction framing ? (3 exemples)

Answer 3

• “Do you notice any difference?”;
• “What is not there?”;
• “How do you know when you are not happy?”

Question 4

Assessing Relationnal Fluency and Flexibility: How to Assess opposition framing ? (2 exemples)

Answer 4

• “What is the opposite of being bored for you?”;
• “What could you do instead of leaving?”

Question 5

Assessing Relationnal Fluency and Flexibility: How to Assess comparison framing ? (2 exemples)

Answer 5

• “Are there moments where you are less confident?”;
• “Do you feel more or less anxious now?”

Question 6

Assessing Relationnal Fluency and Flexibility: How to Assess temporal and spatial framing ? (2 exemples)

Answer 6

• “Where do you feel this sensation?”;
• “When do you have these urges?”

Question 7

Assessing Relationnal Fluency and Flexibility: How to Assess conditional framing ? (2 exemples)

Answer 7

• “What would happen if you let her spend time with her friends?”;
• “What would you do if you had all the time in the world?”

Question 8

Assessing Relationnal Fluency and Flexibility: How to Assess deictic framing ? (2 exemples)

Answer 8

• “If you were me, how would you respond to this question?”;
• “If you were 10 years from now, what would your life look like?”

Question 9

Assessing Relationnal Fluency and Flexibility: How to Assess hierarchical framing ? (2 exemples)

Answer 9

• “Is there something bigger that includes this goal?”;
• “What part of yourself tells you that?”

Question 10

Assessing Relationnal Fluency and Flexibility: How to Assess analogical framing ? (3 exemples)

Answer 10

• “If this work were a journey, would you want to travel alone or with a fellow?”;
• “It seems you are at a crossroad. What direction do you want to take?”;
• “Is there a picture that might represent how you are feeling now?”

Question 11

How to explore rules?

Answer 11

• | Ask what the client is thinking before/during/after a behavior
• || Ask how the client explains or justifies a behavior

Question 12

|How to Ask what the client is thinking before/during/after a behavior ? (3 exemples)

Answer 12

• “What did you have in mind as you were about to leave the room?”;
• “What are you thinking now?”;
• “What thoughts come to your mind as you reflect on what you did?”

Question 13

How to Ask how the client explains or justifies a behavior ? (3 exemples)

Answer 13

• “Why did you want her to know how you were feeling?”;
• “Why did you decide to stay in bed instead of going to work?”;
• “I’m curious to know more about what led you to do that.

Question 14

4 Aspects of exploring rules following

Answer 14

• Pliance
• | Inapplicable tracking
• | Inaccurate tracking.
• | Tracking leading to adaptive peaks

Question 15

How to explore Pliance ?

Answer 15

• Use distinction/opposition framing to remove social influence
• |Use coordination framing to make social influence noncontingent
• |Use perspective taking to explore contexts with lower social influence:

Question 16

Exploring Pliance: How to Use distinction/opposition framing to remove social influence ? (1 exemple)

Answer 16

“If nobody cared about what you should do, would you still make this
decision?”

Question 17

Exploring Pliance: How to Use coordination framing to make social influence noncontingent ? (1 exemple)

Answer 17

“If your parents were happy no matter what you did with your life,
would you still think you should go to college?”

Question 18

Exploring Pliance: How to Use perspective taking to explore contexts with lower social influence ? (3 relational frames)

Answer 18

• |Interpersonal deictic framing
• |Spatial deictic framing
• |Temporal deictic framing

Question 19

Exploring Pliance How to use Interpersonal deictic framing to explore contexts with lower social influence (1 exemple)

Answer 19

“If you were someone who didn’t care about what people think, would you still believe this is the right thing to do?”

Question 20

Exploring Pliance How to use Spatial deictic framing to explore contexts with lower social influence (1 exemple)

Answer 20

“If you were in a community where people don’t ever judge what you do or believe, would you still want to do that?”

Question 21

Exploring Pliance How to use Temporal deictic framing to explore contexts with lower social influence (1 exemple)

Answer 21

“Imagine you are 60 years from now. You are not a teenager who listens to his parents anymore, but the old grandfather who is listened to by his children. What do you feel is right now?”

Question 22

How to explore Inaplicable tracking? (2 frames)

Answer 22

• Use conditional framing to assess the feasibility of following the rule
• |Use interpersonal deictic framing to distinguish rules others can follow from rules the client can follow

Question 23

Exploring Inaplicable Tracking: How to Use conditional framing to assess the feasibility of following the rule? (3 exemples)

Answer 23

• “If this is right, then what should you do next?”;
• “And can you actually do that?”;
• “Have you tried to do that?”

Question 24

Exploring Inaplicable Tracking: How to Use interpersonal deictic framing to distinguish rules others can follow from rules the client can follow? (2 exemples)

Answer 24

• “Is this something you should do or something other people should do?”;
• “So, if you were her, you would handle this situation differently? What do you want to do then?”

Question 25

How to explore Innacurate Tracking? (5 frames)

Answer 25

Use conditional framing to identify the consequences of following the rule

„|Use temporal framing to identify the consequences of following the rule over time

„|Use temporal framing to explore variable consequences of following the rule

„|Use spatial framing to explore the consequences of following the rule across situations

„|Use perspective taking to shift the context of rule following

Question 26

Inacurate Tracking: How to Use conditional framing to identify the consequences of following the rule (2 exemples)

Answer 26

• “And when you use this strategy, what do you experience as a consequence?”;
• “Does it work to follow this rule?”

Question 27

Inacurate Tracking: How to Use temporal framing to identify the consequences of following the rule over time? (1 exemple)

Answer 27

• “So when you follow this strategy, it seems to work in the moment. What about in the long term?”).

Question 28

Inacurate Tracking: Use spatial framing to explore the consequences of following the rule across situations ? (1 exemple)

Answer 28

• “So, you experience that sharing your opinion with your colleagues is not appreciated. What about with your friends?”

Question 29

Inacurate Tracking: Use perspective taking to shift the context of rule following ? (2 relationnal frames)

Answer 29

• Interpersonal deictic framing
• †|Temporal deictic framing

Question 30

Inacurate Tracking: How to Use Interpersonal deictic framing to shift the context of rule following? (1 exemple)

Answer 30

“Would you advise your best friend to follow the same strategy?”

Question 31

Inacurate Tracking: How to Use Temporal deictic framing to shift the context of rule following? (1 exemple)

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Answer 31

“If you make decisions in your life upon this belief, do you think that in 10 years, you will look back and say you were right?”

Question 32

How to assess Tracking leading to adaptive peaks? (3 frames)

Answer 32

„|Use spatial and temporal framing to explore the cost of following the
rule across situations and over time

„|Use coordination framing to explore other sources of satisfaction
neglected by following the rule

„|Use comparison framing to explore greater sources of satisfaction
neglected by following the rule

Question 33

Tracking leading to adaptative peaks: How to Use spatial and temporal framing to explore the cost of following the rule across situations and over time? (2 exemples)

Answer 33

• “Are there areas of your life that suffer from living this way?”;
• “So, using drugs helps you perform better at work. What impact will it have on your health in the long run?”

Question 34

Tracking leading to adaptative peaks: How to Use coordination framing to explore other sources of satisfaction neglected by following the rule ? (1 exemple)

Answer 34

“Are there other things that might bring satisfaction in your life that you can’t have or do because you are living your life this way?”

Question 35

Tracking leading to adaptative peaks: How to Use comparison framing to explore greater sources of satisfaction neglected by following the rule ? (1 exemple)

Answer 35

“Is it what you were dreaming of, or do you wish your life were more exciting?”