PSYC 388 Final Exam Notes: Building
Counselling Relationships Units 5-8 with
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accent highlighting the last few words for the client
"this situation I am in is driving me crazy!"
"driving you crazy?"
acknowledgment of non-verbal this type of response does not interpret the
behaviour meaning of the behaviour
-counsellor acknowledging that the client has
arms folded and looking at the floor
, advanced empathy a process of helping a client explore themes,
issues, and emotions new to his or her awareness.
advice giving when a counsellor gives advice, especially in the
first session, it may deny the client the chance to
work through personal thoughts and feelings
attentiveness the amount of verbal and non verbal behaviour
shown to the client
attractiveness is a function of perceived similarity between a
client and counsellor as well as physical features
client qualities 3 types of clients
1. YAVIS- young, attractive, verbal, intelligent,
successful
2. HOUND- homely, old, unintelligent, nonverbal,
disadvantages
3. DUD- dumb, unintelligent, disadvantaged
client initiated interview having clients provide background information
before the session starts
- when the initial interview is requested by a
client
close ended question one that require a limited response such as yes or
no
Counselling Relationships Units 5-8 with
Complete Solutions | New Update 2026 |
Athabasca University
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Practice questions for this set
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Terms in this set (116)
accent highlighting the last few words for the client
"this situation I am in is driving me crazy!"
"driving you crazy?"
acknowledgment of non-verbal this type of response does not interpret the
behaviour meaning of the behaviour
-counsellor acknowledging that the client has
arms folded and looking at the floor
, advanced empathy a process of helping a client explore themes,
issues, and emotions new to his or her awareness.
advice giving when a counsellor gives advice, especially in the
first session, it may deny the client the chance to
work through personal thoughts and feelings
attentiveness the amount of verbal and non verbal behaviour
shown to the client
attractiveness is a function of perceived similarity between a
client and counsellor as well as physical features
client qualities 3 types of clients
1. YAVIS- young, attractive, verbal, intelligent,
successful
2. HOUND- homely, old, unintelligent, nonverbal,
disadvantages
3. DUD- dumb, unintelligent, disadvantaged
client initiated interview having clients provide background information
before the session starts
- when the initial interview is requested by a
client
close ended question one that require a limited response such as yes or
no
