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Quiz by Amy Symons, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Amy Symons
about 8 years ago
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Question 1
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What type of questions should be used when interacting with a client?
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Rhetoric questions
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Open questions
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Leading questions
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Loaded questions
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Closed questions
Question 2
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What are the aims of the counselling process?
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goal setting
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giving unsolicited advice
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rapport building
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assessment and problem definition
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likening issues to own personal experience
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initiating interventions
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encouraging blame of others
Question 3
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Interventions which may be used during a counselling session include [blank_start]...[blank_end]
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relaxation, meditation, mindfulness
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CBT, pharmocotherapy, ECT
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DBT, hypnosis, meditation
Question 4
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A counselor needs to exhibit...
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positive regard
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bias
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sympathy
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a non-judgmental outlook
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self-awareness
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disinterest
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confidential
Question 5
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Barriers to effective counselling include:
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low cost
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linguistic
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good previous experience
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unrealistic expectations
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personal bias
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labelling & judging
Question 6
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Counselling can be defined as being a process which occurs when a client and a counselor have established rapport and set aside a time to explore presenting difficulties, while enabling the client to focus on feelings and facilitating positive change.
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- True
- False
Question 7
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What is psychoeducation?
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Explaining emotional discharge
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Basing treatment off what is best for everyone, not the client
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Sharing information and facilitating information transfer
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Providing assistance for self-help
Question 8
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What makes a client less likely to adhere to a medication regime?
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Acceptance of an illness
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Positive therapeutic alliance
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Impaired judgement
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Involuntary Treatment Order
Question 9
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What does SOLER stand for?
S: [blank_start]...[blank_end]
O: [blank_start]...[blank_end]
L: [blank_start]...[blank_end]
E: [blank_start]...[blank_end]
R: [blank_start]...[blank_end]
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sit squarely
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speak slowly
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sound interested
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sit closely
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open-ended questions
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open posture
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organising thoughts
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lean towards client
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lean away from client
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listen carefully
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look client directly in the eyes
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observe client
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eye contact
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extract information
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exclude personal bias
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encourage client
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radiate positivity
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repeat/paraphrase what has been said
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read client's body language
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relaxed
Question 10
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Paraphrasing shows to the client that the health care professional is actively listening and confirms what has been said
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- True
- False
Question 11
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Summarising does not allow the condensing of two or more paraphrases
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- True
- False
Question 12
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What is "recovery" in regards to mental health?
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Returning to a normal state of health
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Managing the mental health issue with minimal effects
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Process of change through which an individual achieves abstinence
Question 13
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A nominated person is not able to make decisions in the best interest of the compulsory client
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- True
- False
Question 14
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The nominated person....
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manages the client's financial assets during the length of the admission
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receives information regarding the client
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cannot be consulted about treatment options
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makes informed decisions regarding the client's care
Question 15
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Consumers of the counselling service [blank_start]...[blank_end]
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are living the experience of the illness
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have main responsibility of care
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have knowledge through training
Question 16
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Carers in the counselling service [blank_start]...[blank_end]
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are trained and experience in MHN
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experience the illness
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provide care to acutely unwell consumers
Question 17
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Service providers are [blank_start]....[blank_end]
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committed to an improved outcome
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frequently faced with providing care
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considered experts by experience
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