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Learning Objectives Test two Flashcards

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Define Alcoholic grandiosity

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Refers to an alcoholic’s insistence on having his or her own way regardless of the world higher power

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Define alcoholic insanity

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Aren’t you believe held by some alcoholics that they can’t control their drinking or that somehow someday it will be able to drink normally

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Define dry drunk

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Condition or returning to one old alcoholic thinking and behavior without actually having taken a drink

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Define half measures

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Half measures avail us nothing we stood at the turning point

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What is the acronym HALT?

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Hungry, angry, lonely or tired

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What is the acronym HOW?

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Honesty, open mindedness, and willingness

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Define rigorous honesty

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Those who are naturally in capable of grasping and developing a manner of living which demands rigorous honesty

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Define Stinking thinking

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Refers to alcoholics reversion to old thought patterns and attitudes

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Define the roles of the 12 step program and navy treatment

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Provide foundation for outside support, provide support as continuing care, provide support for individuals discharge from the Navy

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What are the three philosophies of the alcoholic anonymous?

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Experience, strength, hope

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What is step one?

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I can’t

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What is step two?

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He can

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What is step three?

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So I’ll let him

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What is step four?

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Taking my inventory

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What is step five?

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Sharing my inventory

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What is step six?

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Ready for removal of defects

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What is step seven?

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Asking to remove shortcomings

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What is step eight?

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Willing to make amends

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What is step nine?

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Making amends

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What is step 10?

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Continue to take personal inventory

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What is that 11?

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Suck through prayers and meditation

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What is step 12?

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Spiritual awakening

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23
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Name others 12 step programs

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  • ACOA
  • AL-ANON
  • CODA
  • NA
  • OA
  • GA
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Define faith

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The confident believe or trust

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Define trust

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Someone or something reliable

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What is the role of the 12 steps of AA in the navy instructions?

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  • provide the foundation for outside support for early stage recovery
  • provide support as part of continue care
  • provide support for individuals discharge from the military seeking sobriety
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What is the navy types of counseling groups?

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  • treatment groups (Continuing Care Groups)
  • fleet and family service Center groups
  • Family advocacy program groups
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28
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List of general types of groups

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  • small group
  • large group
  • experience
  • Open group
  • closed groups
  • no one leaving
  • structured group
  • unstructured group
  • homogeneous group
  • heterogeneous group
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29
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What is the purpose for student development group membership?

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To provide NDACS students with an experimental basis of learning by participating in a small group

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What are the formats of the groups?

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  • closed groups
  • unstructured/process sessions
  • structured/task session
  • blended sessions
  • structured versus unstructured group
  • student development group task
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What is the speaking rules?

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Speak I

Speak direct

Speak honestly

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What are action rules?

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  • be spontaneous
  • be aware of roles
  • be aware of body languages
  • be aware of transparencies
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What are the expectation rules?

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  • expect silence
  • expect feelings
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34
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What is the process of communication?

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To be effective listener on speaker

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35
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What is intrapersonal?

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What is inter-personal?

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What is extra personal?

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38
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Distance of social area?

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39
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What is the distance of personal area?

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18 inches to 4 feet

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What is the distance for intimate area?

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Criteria for intimate communication

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42
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What is the feeling funnel?

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43
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What is the family dysfunctional criteria?

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44
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Type of education?

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Formal and informal

45
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What is the awareness wheel?

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Sensory, thoughts, feelings, intentions, actions

46
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What is the Johari window?

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47
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What are two relaxation techniques?

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Mind, body, and spirit

48
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Stages of burn out

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49
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What are the burnout prevention techniques?

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  • boundaries
  • Communication
  • recreation
  • physical exercise
  • visualization
  • relaxation
50
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Define operating values

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51
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Define ideal values

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Values that represent our ideals

52
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Define dissonance

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53
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Define consonance

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The state in which behaviors, values, goals, and standards are in harmonious with one another

54
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Dealing with dissonance

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  • choosing one value over the other
  • compromising values
  • ignoring the dissonance situation
  • waiting out the conflict
  • tolerating the dissident situation
  • welcoming the dissonance
55
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Steps to aligning values

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56
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Define corrective recapitulation

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57
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Define catharsis

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58
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Process of emoting

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59
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What are the three different self cares?

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60
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Define unconditional positive regard

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61
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What are Maslow’s hierarchy of needs?

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62
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What is the acronym for physical and emotional feelings HALT?

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63
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What are the key elements of potency?

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64
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What is the scope of advanced skills?

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65
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What is the overview of facilitating immediacy?

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66
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What are the advanced counseling characteristics?

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67
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What are the advanced counseling skills?

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68
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What are the basic counseling characteristics?

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69
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What are the reflective listening?

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  • attending
  • paraphrasing
  • reflecting feelings
  • summarizing
70
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What are the different counseling groups?

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71
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Define open groups

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72
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Define close groups

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73
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Defined blended group

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74
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Define content

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75
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Define dimensions

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76
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Define process group

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77
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Define illuminating process

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78
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What are the therapeutic factors?

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  • Believe the process will be helpful
79
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Stages of group development

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80
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Leadership functions

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81
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What are the group leader ship interventions?

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82
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Critical events, what do you do?

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83
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What are the examples of critical incidents?

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84
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Critical incident counseling model

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85
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What is the illuminating process?

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86
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What are the guidelines for effective group leader ship?

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87
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What are the five basic needs, universal to all humans?

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88
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Define quality world

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89
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Define total behavior

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90
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Define axiom

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91
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What is total behavior?

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Acting, thinking, feeling and physiology

92
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What are the 10 axioms of choice theory?

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  • only person whose behavior we can changes our own
  • or we can give another person is information
  • all long lasting psychological problems in our relationship problems
  • the problem relationship is always a part of our life
  • what happened in the past has everything to do what we are today but satisfy our needs now and plan to satisfy in the future
  • we can only satisfy our needs by satisfying the pictures in our quality world
  • all we do is behave
  • total behavior is acting thinking feeling and physiology
  • all total behavior is chosen
  • all total behavior is designated by verbs and named by the part that is the most recognizable
93
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Operational external control psychology

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94
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What are the seven deadly habits associated with external control?

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95
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What are the seven caring habits that replace external control and the seven bad habits?

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96
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Concept of total behavior

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Generated to fulfill quality world wants

Thinking

Acting

Feeling

Physiology

97
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What are the key assumptions to facilitate change?

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98
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What is the here and now emphasis?

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99
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What is the seven step process that needs to change?

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100
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What is the role and task of the counselor in RT/CT?

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Establish rapport

Instill hope

Educate

Facilitate self exploration

Support

Validate

101
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Our EBT core beliefs

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102
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What is the therapeutic focus ABC system?

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103
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What is the goal of our RTE?

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104
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12 irrational ideas that cause existing neurosis

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105
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