Settings of interpreting - FINAL EXAM

Question 1

What is an example of freudian/psychoanalytic therapy?

Answer 1

Long term therapy that may or may not be cured.

Question 2

What is an example of cognitive therapy?

Answer 2

Cognitive therapy helps with task oriented therapy. (over repetition of signs).

Question 3

What is an example of developmental therapy?

Answer 3

When a patient performs dangerous activities like cutting or suicide.

Question 4

What is an example of family therapy?

Answer 4

Helps to change how a family functions.

Question 5

Where does the interpreter sit when mental health interpreting?

Answer 5

Behind or out of the circle to be mindful of the power dynamics.

Question 6

T/F: Deaf people who have schizophrenia can hear voices in the back of their heads.

Answer 6

True.

Question 7

What are some general guidelines when mental health interpreting?

Answer 7

Don’t use a family member/CODA to interpret. Realize if the patient wants to be there.

Question 8

What is an example of transference of Habitual relationships?

Answer 8

How one interacts with people in their environment.

Question 9

What is an example of transference of Current relationships?

Answer 9

If someone is mad at someone else and needs to talk w/ someone to work it out.

Question 10

What is an example of transference of past experiences?

Answer 10

Past experiences that may change the way one interacts or receives information from someone. May trigger emotions in the patient.

Question 11

What is an example of Transference neurosis?

Answer 11

Patient wants to be dependent and nurtured but was punished for feeling this way by the caretaker.

Question 12

What kind of question should be asked when inn therapy?

Answer 12

What is the goal of therapy?

Question 13

What can be done pre-session of a therapy meeting for the interpreter?

Answer 13

Find out the kind of session, mode of communication, if there is any unusual behavior, age/sex of the client.

Question 14

What can be done post-session of a therapy meeting for the interpreter?

Answer 14

Talk about feelings that the interpreter has and be able to vent to someone about difficulties/triggers that the interpreter has.

Question 15

If a client that has cognitive problems (repetition) or neurological problems, what shouldn’t you do as the interpreter?

Answer 15

Ask the client to repeat themselves.

Question 16

What should an interpreter do to prepare for a religious setting?

Answer 16

Become familiar with: Special vocabulary, Names of persons, Organizations, Abbreviations , Order of events. Liturgical or not?

Question 17

Where is placement for the interpreter when in a wedding?

Answer 17

Depends on who needs the interpreter. Groom, bride, guest, etc.

Question 18

Where is placement for the interpreter when in a funeral?

Answer 18

Close to the minister.

Question 19

T/F: The interpreter should be of the same religious conviction as the congregation.

Answer 19

F: The interpreter doesn’t need to be the same faith as the congregation, but it helps the interpretation seem geuine.

Question 20

T/F: Sometimes the interpreter is asked to teach classes atv churches so the hearing participants can be involved.

Answer 20

True.

Question 21

T/F: Religious interpreting as a whole uses the most inexperienced interpreters.

Answer 21

True.

Question 22

What kinds of tests are needed for a deaf person to become a CDI?

Answer 22

RID training, role of function, passing a written test.

Question 23

What is the role of the CDI?

Answer 23

The CDI is there to support/provide better communication that the hearing interpreter may not provide.

Question 24

What does VCO stand for for VRS ?

Answer 24

Voice Carry Over

Question 25

What organization determines what a VRS interpreter can and can’t do?

Answer 25

The FCC

Question 26

How long is training for a VRS interpreter?

Answer 26

40 hours.

Question 27

Who presented the VRS presentation ?

Answer 27

Kyrstin Browne

Question 28

What is an example of a phone tree?

Answer 28

Press 1 for English, 2 for Spanish.. etc.

Question 29

If a scammer calls a VRS, what does that mean for the message ?

Answer 29

The message can’t be obscured or changed.

Question 30

How does VRS protect ones confidentiality?

Answer 30

The info can be written on a whiteboard, but should be shown to the receiver when erased and ending a call.

Question 31

What does SVI stand for ?

Answer 31

Scheduled Virtual Interpreting

Question 32

When a person shows up on someone’s Queue on VRS , where does that caller go if they are transferred?

Answer 32

To the end of the list.

Question 33

What is Laity?

Answer 33

The people that gather to a religious ceremony.

Question 34

What 2 things does the FCC regulate ?

Answer 34

• Compliance w/ VRS

- Ensures that service is provided by the 3 tenants.

Question 35

What are the 3 tenets regulated by the FCC?

Answer 35

Functional equivalence.
Transparency.
Confidentiality.

Question 36

Which type of therapy is hardest to interpret?

Answer 36

Freudian

Question 37

Which type of therapy is easiest to interpret?

Answer 37

Cognitive

Question 38

Religious setting involve what 4 types of events ?

Answer 38

Services, funerals, weddings and “special events.”

Question 39

When is a CDI issued?

Answer 39

When the client uses non standard ASL or is unfamiliar with standard ASL, has a physical or mental developmental disability

Question 40

TF: payment is the same for both interpreter and CDI when in the same region?

Answer 40

True