Chapter 3 Beck Test

Question 1

Examples of ethical violations

Answer 1

Fees that are too high or low, charging different fees for different demographics

Question 2

You can engage with clients in social settings if

Answer 2

They initiate

Question 3

Being Withdrawn, Fidgeting, and Grimacing are signs of client

Answer 3

Discomfort

Question 4

Examples of positive touch

Answer 4

Reduced stress, lowers cortisol in the blood, increases serotonin, and dopamine

Question 5

Lower levels of serotonin and dopamine can cause..

Answer 5

Depression

Question 6

Spontaneous erection/arousal can make clients feel

Answer 6

Uncomfortable or fearful

Question 7

Who makes a great mentor?

Answer 7

Anyone with more experience

Question 8

Feeling exhausted/burnout, crossed professional boundary with client and change in regular care with client are all

Answer 8

Reasons for supervision

Question 9

How to filter calls

Answer 9

Ask what services they’re looking for. Remind them that you are a healthcare professional and block those who don’t respect that.

Question 10

Self motivation is

Answer 10

The ability to set positive goals and achieve them.

Question 11

What should you do when conflict occurs?

Answer 11

Ask client why they’re upset and always ask for specifics

Question 12

Avoiding what is offensive/disturbing and doing what is most considerate for all is

Answer 12

Being tactful

Question 13

Personal comfort zones that help a person maintain a sense of comfort and safety is the definition of

Answer 13

Boundaries

Question 14

Boundaries are…

Answer 14

Contextual, therefore not rigid

Question 15

A set of guiding moral principles that governs a persons choice of action is

Answer 15

Code of ethics

Question 16

When a therapist or practitioner personalizes a therapeutic relationship by unconsciously projecting characteristics of someone from a former relationship onto a client. This is almost always detrimental to the therapeutic relationship. This is called..

Answer 16

Countertransference

Question 17

What are signs of countertransference?

Answer 17

Thinking excessively about a client, giving special treatment

Question 18

Any situation that combines the therapeutic relationship with a secondary relationship is called

Answer 18

Dual relationship

Question 19

Bartering is another form of

Answer 19

Dual relationship

Question 20

In which a person on one side of the relationship holds more power and the other is in a more vulnerable or submissive role

Answer 20

Power differential

Question 21

How to minimize a power differential

Answer 21

Use their name and sit at the same height (make them comfortable)

Question 22

Supervision/peer groups meet regularly in an atmosphere of

Answer 22

Warmth, honesty, and respect

Question 23

When a client personalizes either negative or positive a therapeutic relationship by unconsciously projecting characteristics of someone from a former relationship onto a therapist or practitioner

Answer 23

Transference

Question 24

Signs of transference

Answer 24

Giving you gifts, inviting to social events, and trying to be involved

Question 25

Best defense against transference

Answer 25

State and uphold professional boundaries