FRHD 3400 EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS NEWEST
Paraphrasing - ANSWER Restating facts or points the client said, spoken
Reflection of feeling - ANSWER Observing emotions, naming them, and repeating
them back to the client, non-spoken
Carl Rogers - ANSWER reflection of feeling, person- focused therapy
Sentence Stem - ANSWER Start of sentence, "I hear you are feeling"
Tenses - ANSWER Be aware of tenses, present tense is useful
Checkout - ANSWER Ask if the stated feelings are accurate, the client may not be
fully aware of them
Empathy and warmth - ANSWER Kindness and understanding, not sympathy
Microemotions are universal - ANSWER Sad, mad, glad, scared, disgust, contempt,
surprise.
Summarizing - ANSWER Brings order and makes sense of client conversation
Questions - ANSWER Open ended and close ended
Empathic Relationship - ANSWER Establish a relationship and format
, Story and strengths - ANSWER Data collection, problems, concerns, etc.
Restroy - ANSWER Delve into alternatives to the conflict
Action - ANSWER Determine how this will be enacted in everyday life
Selective attention - ANSWER To whom are you listening-the I statements or the
gender/culture statements. This effects clients' responses.
Focusing - ANSWER Allows multiple views of client stories. Empathizes both I and
social statements. Enables to explore past experiences more fully.
Multiple focusing - ANSWER Client stories can have many dimensions. Helps analyze
many factors related to an issue and organize thinking.
7 focus dimensions - ANSWER Client, main problem, on others, mutual issues/group,
counselor, cultural/contextual issue, and on here and now.
Genograms - ANSWER Visual map to help clients gain new perspective on
relationships.
Social action/advocacy - ANSWER May need to be taken when client's issues cannot
be resolved through sessions alone.
Stuckness - ANSWER Clients limited alternatives for resolving their issues.
Empathic confrontation - ANSWER Skill that invites clients to examine their stories
for discrepancies between verbal and non-verbal communication. (Listen, summarize,
and evaluate)
Client Change Scale 6 Stages ANSWER CCS, for confrontation. Denial, partial
examination, acceptance, new solution, and transcendence.
Paraphrasing - ANSWER Restating facts or points the client said, spoken
Reflection of feeling - ANSWER Observing emotions, naming them, and repeating
them back to the client, non-spoken
Carl Rogers - ANSWER reflection of feeling, person- focused therapy
Sentence Stem - ANSWER Start of sentence, "I hear you are feeling"
Tenses - ANSWER Be aware of tenses, present tense is useful
Checkout - ANSWER Ask if the stated feelings are accurate, the client may not be
fully aware of them
Empathy and warmth - ANSWER Kindness and understanding, not sympathy
Microemotions are universal - ANSWER Sad, mad, glad, scared, disgust, contempt,
surprise.
Summarizing - ANSWER Brings order and makes sense of client conversation
Questions - ANSWER Open ended and close ended
Empathic Relationship - ANSWER Establish a relationship and format
, Story and strengths - ANSWER Data collection, problems, concerns, etc.
Restroy - ANSWER Delve into alternatives to the conflict
Action - ANSWER Determine how this will be enacted in everyday life
Selective attention - ANSWER To whom are you listening-the I statements or the
gender/culture statements. This effects clients' responses.
Focusing - ANSWER Allows multiple views of client stories. Empathizes both I and
social statements. Enables to explore past experiences more fully.
Multiple focusing - ANSWER Client stories can have many dimensions. Helps analyze
many factors related to an issue and organize thinking.
7 focus dimensions - ANSWER Client, main problem, on others, mutual issues/group,
counselor, cultural/contextual issue, and on here and now.
Genograms - ANSWER Visual map to help clients gain new perspective on
relationships.
Social action/advocacy - ANSWER May need to be taken when client's issues cannot
be resolved through sessions alone.
Stuckness - ANSWER Clients limited alternatives for resolving their issues.
Empathic confrontation - ANSWER Skill that invites clients to examine their stories
for discrepancies between verbal and non-verbal communication. (Listen, summarize,
and evaluate)
Client Change Scale 6 Stages ANSWER CCS, for confrontation. Denial, partial
examination, acceptance, new solution, and transcendence.
