Assessing Context Sensitivity

Question 1

What aspects of the client Context Sensitivity need to be assessed?

Answer 1

• Assess Sensitivity to Antecedents
• Assess Sensitivity to Consequences

Question 2

How to Assess Sensitivity to Antecedents? (3pts)

Answer 2

• Use temporal framing to identify what happens before a response
• Use spatial framing to identify situations
• Use conditional framing to identify triggers of a response

Question 3

Assess Sensitivity to Antecedents: How to Use temporal framing to identify what happens before a response ? (3 exemples)

Answer 3

• “What happened right before you began to feel this way?”;
• “What did you notice in your body before you left the room?”;
• “When do you tend to have these reactions?”

Question 4

Assess Sensitivity to Antecedents: How to Use spatial framing to identify situations ? (2 exemples)

Answer 4

• “Where do you have these kinds of urges?”;
• “In what places do you tend to feel this way?”

Question 5

Assess Sensitivity to Antecedents: How to Use conditional framing to identify triggers of a response ? (2 exemples)

Answer 5

• “What do you feel if someone criticizes you?”;
• “How do you respond to your wife if she says she loves you?”

Question 6

How to Assess Sensitivity to Consequences ? (6pts)

Answer 6

• Use temporal framing to identify what happens after a response
• Use temporal framing to explore long-term and short-term consequences
• Use temporal framing to explore the variability of consequences
• Use conditional framing to identify the consequences of a response

• Use distinction or comparison framing to identify changes resulting from
actions

• Use spatial framing to explore consequences in different domains

Question 7

Assess Sensitivity to Consequences: How to conditional framing to identify the consequences of a response ? (2 exemples)

Answer 7

• “What happens as a result of avoiding talking about painful memories?”;
• “What impact did canceling your date have?”

Question 8

Assess Sensitivity to Consequences: How to Use temporal framing to identify what happens after a response ? (2 exemples)

Answer 8

• “And then, what happened?”;
• “What did you notice after you did that?”

Question 9

Assess Sensitivity to Consequences: How to Use distinction or comparison framing to identify changes resulting from actions ? (2 exemples)

Answer 9

• “What is different after you drink alcohol?”;
• “Do you feel more or less depressed after you watch television?”

Question 10

Assess Sensitivity to Consequences: How to Use temporal framing to explore long-term and short-term consequences ? (2 exemples)

Answer 10

• “And then, what happened?”;
• “What about in the long term?”

Question 11

Assess Sensitivity to Consequences: How to Use temporal framing to explore the variability of consequences ? (2 exemples)

Answer 11

• “How often does that happen as a result of doing that?”;
• “Would you say that what happens after you do this happens always, often, or from time to time?”

Question 12

Assess Sensitivity to Consequences: How to Use spatial framing to explore consequences in different domains ? (2 exemples)

Answer 12

• “So, not trusting other people prevents you from being hurt at work. What about in your intimate relationships?”;
• “You are saying that doing these rituals decreases your anxiety when you are at home. What avbout when you are at work?”