Module 7 Flashcards
Interpretation/reframing helps clients find new ways of thinking about their alternatives for action in which of the following theories?
Decisional Theory
Cognitive Behavioral Theory
Psychodynamic Theory
Person-Centered Theory
Decisional Theory & CBT & Psychodynamic Theory
To “hyper-reflect,” one ____.
reflects too many feelings and/or meanings to the client’s detriment
thinks carefully about many alternatives thus demonstrating intentionality
transcends suffering through thinking of positive aspects of life
thinks of negative meanings of events in one’s life and may overeat, drink to excess, or wallow in depression
thinks of negative meanings of events in one’s life and may overeat, drink to excess, or wallow in depression
The vision quest is to Native Americans as \_\_\_\_ is to any client seeking meaning of their current life. hoping discernment career planning resolving problems
discernment
The skill of reflection of meaning is generally for ____.
less verbal clients
verbal clients
clients who have a history of needing deeper understanding and emotional expression of relevant feelings, thoughts, and attitudes which in turn may be manifested by unusual language patterns
severely disturbed clients
verbal clients
Linking:
provides clients with new insights.
helps clients experience their feelings.
presents clients with a specific plan for action.
connects clients with social networks
provides clients with new insights.
Taking action on life’s meaning, according to logotherapists, is ____.
central to the theory
not important as what we think of things is most important rather than the way things really are
a way to avoid facing the real meaning of what we do
something that requires constant careful thought and monitoring by the therapist
central to the theory
Which one of the following is NOT a predictable result when using reflection of meaning?
The client will experience their feelings and emotions more deeply.
The client discusses stories, issues, and concerns in more depth.
There is special emphasis on deeper meanings, values, and understanding.
Clients may be able to discern life goals and visions for the future
The client will experience their feelings and emotions more deeply.
Which one of the following client responses indicates that the client is considering life meaning?
“How will I resolve this issue?”
“I’m so confused; which plan should I follow?”
“What should I really be doing?”
“I am hurt and I am angry.”
“What should I really be doing?”
Which of the following is a key word used by interviewers to elicit meaning? Intent Reasons Cause All of the above
All of the above
Discernment ____.
is a value clarification process in which the client seeks to find meaning in life
is “sifting through” our interior and exterior experiences to determine their origin
describes what helping professionals do when they work with clients at deeper levels of meaning
all of the above
all of the above
Which of the following behaviors best describes the client who “hyper-reflects?”
Thinks about things too much
Focuses on the negative meaning of life experiences
Overeats, drinks to excess, or wallows in depression
All of the above
ALL OF THE ABOVE
Choose the BEST method for formulating and responding to the client with an interpretation / reframe.
Match the client’s behavior with the most appropriate microskill.
Draw conclusions from the client’s nonverbal expression of feeling.
Provide a fresh look at the issue and link ideas or information.
Consider the ethnic and cultural background of the client.
Provide a fresh look at the issue and link ideas or information.
Interpretation/reframing is useful in understanding what is going on in the client's mind and/or linking the client to how the environment affects thinking and behavior in which of the following theories? Decisional Theory Cognitive Behavioral Theory Psychodynamic Theory Person-Centered Theory
Cognitive Behavioral Theory
Which skill is most useful in working with an implicit level of speech and action? Reflection of feeling Reflection of meaning Summarization Confrontation
Reflection of meaning
Which question would most effectively probe for meaning? "Why do you do that?" "Does it really matter?" "How could it be that way?" "Why is that important for you?"
“Why is that important for you?”
