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13 Cards in this Set
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What is the least and greatest leading response?
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Introducing a new idea vs. silence
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Responding with the phrase 'I hear you' is a __________?
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minimal lead
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Two things that would be appropriate at the beginning of counselor-client relationship
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silence and paraphrasing
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What do affective responses focus on?
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the client's feelings
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behavioral responses
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focus on client's actions
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cognitive responses
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focus on client's thoughts.
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What does empathy involve?
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communicating a basic understanding of what the client is feeling and the experiences and behaviors underlying these feelings: in that it helps the counselor establish the relationship, gather important data, and clarify problems that the client is trying to identify
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What 3 elements does empathy involve?
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perceptiveness, know-how, and assertiveness
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2 principle functions of counselor self-disclosure
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modeling, and developing a new perspective/
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Counselor self disclosure should be...
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brief and focused, not add to the client's problems, and be used infrequently
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Dyadic effect
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reciprical self disclosure
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According to Egan, what situations is immediacy best used in?
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directionless relationship, where there is tension, where there is a question of trust, where there is a social distance in the relationship when client dependency, counter dependency, where there is attraction
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3 basic kinds of immediacy
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overall relationship immediacy, immediacy that focuses on a particular event in the session, self involving statements.
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