Counseling & Helping Relationships #5 Flashcards

1
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When used in the context of counseling, a ______________ is merely a suggestion.

A

Directive

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________________, a no-no in counseling, is a misuse of paraphrasing in which the counselor restates the client’s message back to them verbatim.

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Parroting

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3
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_______________ ________________ provide the client and helper with biological information so that the client can master self-regulation and control autonomic nervous system functions such as blood pressure or pulse rate.

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Biofeedback devices

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4
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_______________ also called _______________ is the counselor’s ability to be themselves and present to the client as real and authentic.

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Genuineness or congruence

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5
Q

The ability to understand the client’s world and convey that understanding to the client is known as ______________.

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Empathy

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6
Q

When something is added following an operant it is known as a ______________, and when something is taken away it is called a ______________.

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  • Positive reinforcer
  • Negative reinforcer
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In Skinnerian instrumental conditioning, an _______________ is any behavior which is not illicited by an obvious stimulus.

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Operant

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In Skinnerian instrumental conditioning, a _______________ is the consequence of a known stimulus.

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Respondent

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In classical conditioning, when a new stimulus is associated or paired with the conditioned stimulus and the new stimulus takes on the power of the conditioned stimulus it is called _______________ _______________ _______________.

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Higher order conditioning

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In operant conditioning, a _______________ is something that represents a reinforcer, is given after a desirable behavior, and can be exchanged for the primary (i.e., actual) reinforcer.

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Token

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According to the Premack Principle, an LPB is a _______________ _______________ _______________ and a HPB is a _______________ _______________ _______________.

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  • Low probability behavior
  • High probability behavior
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The Premack Principle, sometimes called “Grandma’s Rule” or “Grandma’s Law, asserts that _______________.

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Any high probability behavior (HPB) can be used as a reinforcer for any low probability behavior (LPB).

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13
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A _______________ _______________ gives the guidelines or rules for reinforcement.

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Reinforcement schedule

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If a reinforcer is given every time a desired or target behavior occurs, it is known as _______________ _______________.

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Continuous reinforcement

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Most human behaviors are reinforced effectively by _______________ _______________ in which the target behavior is reinforced only after the behavior manifests itself several times or for a given time interval.

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Intermittent reinforcement

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16
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The two basic classes of intermittent reinforcement schedules are _______________, based on the number of responses, and _______________, based on the time elapsed.

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  • Ratio (number of responses)
  • Interval (time elapsed)
17
Q

The most difficult intermittent schedule to extinguish is _______________ ______________.

A
  • Variable ratio
18
Q

List the operant conditioning reinforcement schedules from most effective to least effective:

A
  1. Variable ratio (VR)
  2. Variable interval (VI)
  3. Fixed ratio (FR)
  4. Fixed interval (FI)
19
Q

According to the ________________-_________________ ________________ a moderate amount of mental arousal (i.e., stress) actually improves performance.

A

Yerkes-Dodson Law

20
Q

When a stimulus that accompanies a primary reinforcer takes on reinforcement properties of its own, it is known as ________________ _________________.

A

Secondary reinforcement

21
Q

In operant conditioning, a _______________ _______________ is an item or activity that can be purchased using tokens.

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Backup reinforcer

22
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______________ _______________ pairs a negative, unwanted behavior with a negative, unpleasant stimulus (e.g., Antibuse causing nausea when alcohol is consumed) to support reduction of the undesirable behavior.

A

Aversive conditioning

23
Q

In assertiveness training, ______________ _______________ is the act of practicing a behavior in a counseling session that can be beneficial in the client’s life.

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Behavioral rehearsal

24
Q

List the steps of systematic desensitization in order:

A
  1. Relaxation training
  2. Construction of anxiety hierarchy
  3. Desensitization in imagination
  4. In vivo desensitization
25
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In systematic desensitization, in vivo desensitization should not occur until _______________.

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The client has been desensitized to 75% of the items on their anxiety hierarchy