Counseling Psychology Ch 7

Front 1

Johari Window model of growth: outcomes of successful counseling?

Back 1

They extend the dimensions of the area of free activity as represented in the Johari window whole shrinking the dimension of the more restrictive areas.

Front 2

Functional fixity

Back 2

-seeing things in only one way or from one perspective

-being fixated on the idea that this particular situation is the issue.

Front 3

Components of Empathy

Back 3

1.) primary

-communicating what the client is feeling and the experiences or behaviors underlying these feelings.

2.) Advanced

- Reflects not only what the clients state overtly but also what they imply or state incompletely.

Front 4

skills to change perceptions

Back 4

1.) reframing

-offers the client another probable and positive viewpoint on a situation.

2.) Leading

-Deliberate behaviors counselors engage in for the benefit of their clients.

Front 5

immediacy

Back 5

-focuses on the here and now.

-understanding of what is going on between the counselor and the client to help their relationship.

Ex.)1.) Overall relationship intimacy "how are you and i doing?"

2.) particular event- "what is going on between us right now?"

3.) self-involving statements

Front 6

transference

Back 6

client's projection of past or present feelings, attitudes, or desires onto the counselor.

Front 7

countertransference

Back 7

the counselor's projected emotional reaction to or behavior toward the client.