Question 1

Humanistic-existential counseling approaches are sometimes referred to as ___________ approaches because they focus on a client's inner experience.

Accepted Answer

A)  unconscious 
B)  traditional 
C)  experiential 
D)  conscious 
A)  unconscious 
B)  traditional 
C)  experiential 
D)  conscious

Question 2

The philosophical reasons for a counselor engaging clients from a position of warmth and empathy include which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sharing warmth with clients will make them feel better. 
B)  Empathy will increase the client's willingness to hear counselor interpretations. 
C)  Empathy will allow the client to understand the counselor's experience. 
D)  Empathy is the vehicle for change in therapy. 
A)  Sharing warmth with clients will make them feel better. 
B)  Empathy will increase the client's willingness to hear counselor interpretations. 
C)  Empathy will allow the client to understand the counselor's experience. 
D)  Empathy is the vehicle for change in therapy.

Question 3

Rob,a client,is describing an intense emotional experience and reports feeling very angry but smiles while telling the story.Carla,his person-centered counselor,might use which intervention to address discrepancies in Rob's presentation?

Accepted Answer

A)  clarifying 
B)  reflecting 
C)  immediacy 
D)  confrontation 
A)  clarifying 
B)  reflecting 
C)  immediacy 
D)  confrontation

Question 4

In person-centered counseling the focus of the approach is on ______________.

Accepted Answer

A)  what happens 
B)  diagnosis 
C)  how things happen 
D)  symptoms 
A)  what happens 
B)  diagnosis 
C)  how things happen 
D)  symptoms

Question 5

What is the fundamental instrument of change in person-centered counseling?

Accepted Answer

A)  Analysis of dreams 
B)  Focused Attending 
C)  The client 
D)  The counselor 
A)  Analysis of dreams 
B)  Focused Attending 
C)  The client 
D)  The counselor

Question 6

Immediacy is used _____________________________________________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  when a client's verbalizations do not match their presenting emotion 
B)  to prompt the client to identify what they are feeling in the moment 
C)  to normalize the client's experiences 
D)  to help clients clarify what is vaguely expressed 
A)  when a client's verbalizations do not match their presenting emotion 
B)  to prompt the client to identify what they are feeling in the moment 
C)  to normalize the client's experiences 
D)  to help clients clarify what is vaguely expressed

Question 7

List and describe Roger's three core conditions that the therapist must create in the counseling relationship.

Accepted Answer

Roger's three core conditions are empath

Question 8

Maslow,an early humanist,believed in four areas of the most basic needs that must be in place for a person to self-actualize.The four areas are:

Accepted Answer

A)  physiological, mental, love/belonging, esteem. 
B)  physiological, mental, love/belonging, emotional. 
C)  physiological, safety, love/belonging, emotional. 
D)  physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem. 
A)  physiological, mental, love/belonging, esteem. 
B)  physiological, mental, love/belonging, emotional. 
C)  physiological, safety, love/belonging, emotional. 
D)  physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem.

Question 9

When a person-centered counselor focuses on the process in counseling,this means the counselor _____________________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  pays close attention to the stories clients tell 
B)  boldly confronts client inconsistencies 
C)  focuses on how the client interacts with self and others 
D)  consistently redirects clients to negative thoughts and feelings 
A)  pays close attention to the stories clients tell 
B)  boldly confronts client inconsistencies 
C)  focuses on how the client interacts with self and others 
D)  consistently redirects clients to negative thoughts and feelings

Question 10

What role does empathy play in humanistic counseling?

Accepted Answer

Empathy plays a central role in humanist

Humanistic-existential counseling approaches are sometimes referred to as ___________ approaches because they focus on a client's inner experience.

The philosophical reasons for a counselor engaging clients from a position of warmth and empathy include which of the following?

Rob,a client,is describing an intense emotional experience and reports feeling very angry but smiles while telling the story.Carla,his person-centered counselor,might use which intervention to address discrepancies in Rob's presentation?

In person-centered counseling the focus of the approach is on ______________.

What is the fundamental instrument of change in person-centered counseling?

Immediacy is used _____________________________________________________.

List and describe Roger's three core conditions that the therapist must create in the counseling relationship.

Maslow,an early humanist,believed in four areas of the most basic needs that must be in place for a person to self-actualize.The four areas are:

When a person-centered counselor focuses on the process in counseling,this means the counselor _____________________________.

What role does empathy play in humanistic counseling?

Counseling Theory, Competency, Research, and You: Connecting the Dots

Treatment Planning

Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic Counseling and Psychotherapy

Jungian Analytic Psychology

Adlerian Individual Counseling

Existential Counseling and Psychotherapy

Gestalt Counseling and Psychotherapy

Foundational Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches

Evidence-Based Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches: Dialectic Behavior Therapy and Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

Systemic Family Counseling and Therapy

Solution-Based Approaches

Narrative and Collaborative Approaches

Feminist and Multicultural Counseling and Psychotherapy

Introduction to Theoretical Integration

Integrative Case Conceptualization

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Exam 6: Person-Centered Counseling and Psychotherapy

Humanistic-existential counseling approaches are sometimes referred to as ___________ approaches because they focus on a client's inner experience.

The philosophical reasons for a counselor engaging clients from a position of warmth and empathy include which of the following?

Rob,a client,is describing an intense emotional experience and reports feeling very angry but smiles while telling the story.Carla,his person-centered counselor,might use which intervention to address discrepancies in Rob's presentation?

In person-centered counseling the focus of the approach is on ______________.

What is the fundamental instrument of change in person-centered counseling?

Immediacy is used _____________________________________________________.

List and describe Roger's three core conditions that the therapist must create in the counseling relationship.

Maslow,an early humanist,believed in four areas of the most basic needs that must be in place for a person to self-actualize.The four areas are:

When a person-centered counselor focuses on the process in counseling,this means the counselor _____________________________.

What role does empathy play in humanistic counseling?

Counseling Theory, Competency, Research, and You: Connecting the Dots

Treatment Planning

Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic Counseling and Psychotherapy

Jungian Analytic Psychology

Adlerian Individual Counseling

Existential Counseling and Psychotherapy

Gestalt Counseling and Psychotherapy

Foundational Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches

Evidence-Based Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches: Dialectic Behavior Therapy and Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

Systemic Family Counseling and Therapy

Solution-Based Approaches

Narrative and Collaborative Approaches

Feminist and Multicultural Counseling and Psychotherapy

Introduction to Theoretical Integration

Integrative Case Conceptualization

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