NBHWC Practice Test Questions EXAM (2025)
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,Practice Question #219: C
A 39-year old man comes
to his coach for their 4th
session. The man is
working on reducing the
amount of sugar that he
eats.
Client: I get so irritable
when I don't have sugar.
Coach: Giving up sugar is
causing some unpleasant
side effects.
Client: Yeah, I knew it
wasn't going to be a walk
in the park and prepared
myself for that by letting
my family know my plan
and trying to take it nice
and slow so I don't cause
them to move out.
Coach: Your skill in really
thinking this all through
and thinking about how
this change will affect your
family exemplifies you're
commitment.
The last statement by the
coach is an example of
what coaching skill?
A: Amplified reflection
B. Righting Reflex
C. Affirmation
D. Open-ended
questioning
,Practice Question #221: C
About half way through
your coaching agreement
with a client, the coach
notices that the client is
arriving to the coaching
calls late and has missed a
couple of sessions without
notifying you in advance.
Which of the following
approaches would be
BEST to pursue with your
client?:
a. Explore what's working,
revisit client's strengths,
and create a plan for
improvement
b. Explore why coaching
isn't working and get
feedback on what specific
things they don't like
c. Share your
observations, express
empathy, and inquire as to
what could make their
vision and goals more of a
priority
d. Confront client, assess
readiness for change, and
discuss whether coaching
is appropriate at this time
, Practice Question #223: A
A client comes to their 5th
coaching session and has
made progress in
improving their sleep but
is having trouble with their
goal of increasing their
physical activity.
Client: "I really want to
feel better...but it's just too
hard. I've got two jobs and
I take care of my parents
too."
Which of the following
coach responses is NOT a
response that would
increase change talk?
a. "What makes the
protocol feel hard and
impossible?"
b. "What changes have
you made in your life that
felt frustrating and
impossible and yet you
achieved them?"
c. "Let's pretend that
making this change is
possible and that it's not
hard. What might work?"
d. "What small step might
be possible and not feel
as hard?"
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Terms in this set (225)
,Practice Question #219: C
A 39-year old man comes
to his coach for their 4th
session. The man is
working on reducing the
amount of sugar that he
eats.
Client: I get so irritable
when I don't have sugar.
Coach: Giving up sugar is
causing some unpleasant
side effects.
Client: Yeah, I knew it
wasn't going to be a walk
in the park and prepared
myself for that by letting
my family know my plan
and trying to take it nice
and slow so I don't cause
them to move out.
Coach: Your skill in really
thinking this all through
and thinking about how
this change will affect your
family exemplifies you're
commitment.
The last statement by the
coach is an example of
what coaching skill?
A: Amplified reflection
B. Righting Reflex
C. Affirmation
D. Open-ended
questioning
,Practice Question #221: C
About half way through
your coaching agreement
with a client, the coach
notices that the client is
arriving to the coaching
calls late and has missed a
couple of sessions without
notifying you in advance.
Which of the following
approaches would be
BEST to pursue with your
client?:
a. Explore what's working,
revisit client's strengths,
and create a plan for
improvement
b. Explore why coaching
isn't working and get
feedback on what specific
things they don't like
c. Share your
observations, express
empathy, and inquire as to
what could make their
vision and goals more of a
priority
d. Confront client, assess
readiness for change, and
discuss whether coaching
is appropriate at this time
, Practice Question #223: A
A client comes to their 5th
coaching session and has
made progress in
improving their sleep but
is having trouble with their
goal of increasing their
physical activity.
Client: "I really want to
feel better...but it's just too
hard. I've got two jobs and
I take care of my parents
too."
Which of the following
coach responses is NOT a
response that would
increase change talk?
a. "What makes the
protocol feel hard and
impossible?"
b. "What changes have
you made in your life that
felt frustrating and
impossible and yet you
achieved them?"
c. "Let's pretend that
making this change is
possible and that it's not
hard. What might work?"
d. "What small step might
be possible and not feel
as hard?"
