HSMF 611 Quiz 1 (GRADED A) Questions and Answers (version 2) LATEST UPDATE

HSMF 611 Quiz 1 Answered (version 2) Liberty University • Question 1 The profound understanding of the subjective world of a client, defines the term: • Question 2 Which level is NOT a recommended treatment suggestion for cognitive behavior therapy? • Question 3 Which assertion best describes nonverbal communication: • Question 4 Which one is a characteristic of an open-ended statement? • Question 5 When a child comes into a session, ready to talk about many things at once, what is the best strategy for a counselor to use: • Question 6 Treatment goals that are consistent with child-centered play therapy, may focus on these three problems: • Question 7 Distress tolerance involves: • Question 8 A child displays this theme through competency play and illustrates how they feel about themselves. • Question 9 In order to check your assumptions about a clients’ feelings, thoughts or behaviors you should: • Question 10 Core problem-solving structure involved five steps; which of these steps is NOT one recommended by the textbook: • Question 11 Music therapy: • Question 12 If you add a question to the end of a statement that transform to meaning and intent, you are: • Question 13 What is the rationale for not using questions in play therapy? • Question 14 Which assertion is true in regard to emotions being evident in the words individuals use: • Question 15 What do we know about change: • Question 16 Which of these represents the reason to use play therapy with younger children: • Question 17 When a client focuses intensely on the distressful portion of a traumatic memory, moves eyes rapidly from side to side, with the clinician encouraging cognitive reconstruction, this refers to: • Question 18 As counselors, we need to set clear, measurable goals for our clients. Which goal is most indicative of sound counseling goals? • Question 19 According to the textbook, what is the critical foundation for growth and change in child-clients? • Question 20 What do the author’s suggest about giving advice? • Question 21 The primary focus of family counseling is: • Question 22 The definition of tracking is: • Question 23 Which statement accurately reflects the relationship between agreement and empathy? • Question 24 The integration of the best available research with clinical expertise in the context of client characteristics, culture and preferences, describes what term? • Question 25 What are three variables that can help us determine emotional development? • Question 26 Regarding mindfulness-based approaches with children, what is the most important factor to consider: • Question 27 When a therapist notices that certain actions, patterns, and communication are more prevalent than others, then this is referred to as: • Question 28 A good way to check a child’s understanding of what you say is to: • Question 29 The textbook makes recommendations for boundaries regarding the use of technology for children. Which statement is NOT one of those recommendations? • Question 30 Characteristics of brief, solution-focused therapies do NOT include: • Question 31 Tasked with improving child and adolescent self-awareness and growth, what is a feasible end goal: • Question 32 This strategy helps the play therapist be attentive and accepting of the client, as well as immerse into the child’s world and experience. • Question 33 What statement illustrates a fundamental difference between positive and rational thinking? • Question 34 When you need clarification during role-play, what is the recommended strategy to use? • Question 35 Which statement is a limitation of evidence-supported treatments (ESTs)? • Question 36 When considering what interventions are safe and appropriate for your client, the textbook suggests: • Question 37 Considering the empirical evidence, the therapy that produces the best outcomes for emotional and behavioral youth disorders is: • Question 38 What happens when children develop awareness of where the emotions are experienced in their body? • Question 39 Children can be in circumstances where they have no stability and the adults in their life are inconsistent, they are likely to illustrate the theme of: • Question 40 What are good considerations when choosing toys in the playroom? • Question 41 What do the authors state about using praise in play therapy with children? • Question 42 Clients may lack readiness because: • Question 43 Which is not a stage of child-centered play therapy: • Question 44 The variables that affect change, according to the textbook, are: • Question 45 What do we understand about children’s questions during play therapy? • Question 46 The goal of multisystemic therapy (MST) is to: • Question 47 Which best represents a focus of dialectical behavior skills therapy: • Question 48 Which statement is NOT a reason to set limitations in play therapy? • Question 49 Described as helpful for working with diverse populations, allowing a safe vehicle for expression, employs various mediums, and is typically relaxing and soothing: The best practice to avoid seeming judgmental towards a client is: