Module Five

Question 1

Module Five

What is important in goal setting with clients?

Answer 1

SMART goals

specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, time bound

Question 2

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What are the five basic needs outlined by Glasser?

Answer 2

Love/belonging, power, fun, freedom, and survival.

Question 3

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What is a behavioural example of how love might be met?

Answer 3

Getting into a committed relationship

Question 4

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What is a behavioural example of how belonging might be met?

Answer 4

Acting like your peers to fit in

Question 5

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What is a behavioural example of how power might be met?

Answer 5

Pushing yourself in school to get good grades

Question 6

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What is a behavioural example of how fun might be met?

Answer 6

Going out with your friends

Question 7

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What is a behavioural example of how freedom might be met?

Answer 7

Moving out on your own

Question 8

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What is a behavioural example of how survival might be met?

Answer 8

Getting groceries

Question 9

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What does Glasser mean by “there is no such thing as common sense”

Answer 9

Everyone’s perceived worlds are different. No one sees things the same way; therefore common sense can not exist as it would be different for everyone.

Question 10

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Listening for metaphors technique

What is it?

Answer 10

Listening for these figures of speech that use an object or idea to suggest analogy.

Question 11

How are Glasser and Roger’s theories similar to each other?

Answer 11

They both believe that the setting of the counselling environment is important and that increasing locus of control is important.

Also, they both recognize people as humans instead of a label or diagnoses.

Question 12

How are Glasser and Roger’s theories different?

Answer 12

Glasser focuses on how needs affect behaviours, feelings, thoughts and physiology. Techniques are used to evaluate and change behaviour.

Rogers focuses on our duty to provide clients with the right conditions to change (a positive and strong relationship). Techniques should be used to enhance the relationship.

Question 13

What are some of Glasser’s techniques?

Answer 13

1. Setting the environment
2. Exploring wants and needs
3. Present behaviour
4. Total behaviour
5. Evaluation
6. Plan

Question 14

What is the exploring wants and needs technique?

Answer 14

Understanding the client’s quality world and asking them what they want.

Question 15

What is the present behaviour technique?

Answer 15

Determining what their current behaviour is that is helping them get what they want.

Question 16

What is the total behaviour technique

Answer 16

Determining how what the client is doing and thinking is making them feel.

Question 17

What is the evaluation technique?

Answer 17

The same as developing discrepancy. Focusing on helping the client understand whether or not their needs are being met by their present behaviours.

Question 18

What are some of Glasser’s complimentary techniques?

Answer 18

1. Paradox
2. Reframing
3. Prescription
4. Listen for metaphors