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Which of the following statements are true according to Tan (click…
Which of the following statements are true according to Tan (click all that apply)?
Group of answer choices
All human beings have sinned and are fallen people.
Problem feelings are always driven by problem behavior and problematic thinking.
At times emotional pain may not be attributed to a person’s sinful actions.
The dark night of the soul is a spiritual aspect of emotional pain.
Question 2
Tan believes that the Bible, when applied to counseling, needs which of the following? (click all that apply)
Group of answer choices
Sound exegesis and hermeneutics
A basic knowledge of Scripture and theology
Engagement in the spiritual disciplines
Making clients disciples.
Question 3
True or False. One of Tan’s basic principles of Christian counseling is to avoid making disciples.
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True.
False.
Question 4
True or False. The Bible is exhaustive and comprehensive when applying to Christian counseling according to Tan.
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True.
False.
Question 5
According to Tan, which of the following is considered “crucial in facilitating personal and spiritual growth” for the Christian counselor.
Group of answer choices
Grace
Mindfulness
Spiritual disciplines
Self-care
Question 6
According to Tan, the following are types of prayer:
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Petitionary
Inner Healing
Meditative
All the above
Question 7
True or False, Scripture can be misused according to Tan by not paying clear attention to the context of a verse (e.g., effective exegesis and hermeneutics) and context of the client (e.g., what is the goal when using this verse).
Group of answer choices
True.
False.
Question 8
If a counselor is working with a client who desires to have prayer, Scripture, fasting, or meditation integrated into the sessions, the counselor needs?
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Verbal consent only
Verbal and written consent ideally
Consent is not needed
Assessment of client’s Christian maturity
Question 9
When working with a client who is not a believer in Christ, which integration approach is supported by Tan?
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Implicit
explicit
nouthetic
biblical
Question 10
Which one of the following would be an “improvement” goal for treatment planning?
Group of answer choices
Develop a goal to keep current job and health insurance
Develop a goal that attending to existential question such as “purpose of life.”
Develop a goal around improvement of emotional regulations to cope with mood swinging associated with bipolar disorder.
Develop a goal to reduce the client immediate harm to husband.
Question 11
Which one of the following would be a “potentiality” goal for treatment planning?
Group of answer choices
Develop a goal to use psychodynamic theory to addresses the underlying personality structure of dependent personality disorder.
Developing a goal to conduct a MMPI assessment for a diagnosis.
Develop a goal to reduce OCD symptom of checking doors and locks.
Develop a goal to provide psychoeducation to parent’s on their child’s diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder.
Question 12
True or False. According to Switzer and Rubin, treatment planning is not a theory driven process.
Group of answer choices
True.
False.
Question 13
Click all of the following which are true about treatment planning according to Switzer and Rubin.
Group of answer choices
A treatment plan is action oriented
A treatment plan provides a road map to recovery
A treatment plan is not necessary for clinical documentation
A treatment plan must have measures in place to monitor change
Question 14
Which of one of the following is true of treatment goals?
Group of answer choices
They are not theoretically based
They only focus on reducing or eliminating a problem
One or more goal is needed for each problem being treated
The client is seen as the expert when developing treatment goals
Question 15
When identifying clinical target areas for treatment planning which of the following are true (click all that apply)?
Group of answer choices
Look through the lens of “urgency and magnitude
Understand the client’s motivation to change connect to the target problems
Be knowledgeable of the client’s insurance limitations
Have the skills to identify clinical “red flags” such as harm to self
Question 16
Which of the following are outcome measurements (click all that apply)?
Group of answer choices
Parent report of increased prosocial activities by child
Client report of decrease in number of days feeling “sad.”
Beck Depression inventory score reduced by 8 points from baseline
Counselor report of maladaptive automatic thoughts
Question 17
Which one of the following would define “necessity” goal?
Group of answer choices
Developing a goal that attempts to change family dynamics.
Develop a goal aimed to reducing the active risk of client’s harm.
Develop a goal to support cognitive restructuring.
Develop a goal to resolve the underlying reasons for social avoidance.
Question 18
To select and behavioral identify the targeted problems, Switzer and Rubin suggest all of the following except?
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Identify which problems are most important based on urgency, dysfunction, impairment, and risk.
Examine the characteristics of the client
Examine the contextual factors of the client
Use your theoretical lens to rank the client’s problems
Question 19
According to Schwitzer and Rubin, the main components of a fully developed diagnosis include?
Group of answer choices
Clinical disorders, severity, presenting problem,
clinical disorder, any medical conditions, psychosocial problems, environmental problems, functioning
Clinical disorder, medical condition, severity, psychosocial problems, functioning
Clinical disorder, assessment, mood, behavior, cognitive, physiological
Question 20
Besides the DSM-5 criteria, specifiers, and subtypes, it is important to also examine and offer the following when appropriate (click all that apply).
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General medical conditions, e.g., G47.33 obstructive Sleep Apnea
Psychosocial problem, e.g., Z62.820 parent-child relational problem
Theoretical etiology, e.g., maladaptive schema
Environmental problem, e.g., Z59.5 extreme poverty
Question 21
Which of the following would NOT be included in the closing stage of the intervention?
Group of answer choices
Reassuring and supporting the client
applying a new intervention
Summarizing crucial themes
Guiding and empowering the client
Instilling hope
Question 22
The clinical interview involves a sequential or organized set of interactions between clinician and client. It should be:
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Conducted using a rigid step-by-step approach.
A relatively smooth and continuous process.
Conducted without any direct questioning.
None of these are true because the clinical interview is unstructured.
Question 23
Letting clients struggle with an unstructured opening may be important because:
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It allows you to evaluate their coping skills.
It allows clients to recover from a faltering start and demonstrate their ability to express themselves.
It allows you to see how much help clients need in expressing themselves.
All of the above.
None of the aboveyou should not let clients struggle.
Question 24
Which of the following words best describes the function or purpose of an intake interview?
Group of answer choices
Introductory
Informal
Assessment
Intervention-focused
None of the above
Question 25
After several client problems have been identified, which is the best way for a therapist to decide which problem to deal with first?
Group of answer choices
Choose the problem the therapist believes is causing the client the most distress.
Choose the problem that can be dealt with most effectively.
Choose the problem the client identifies as his or her main concern.
Choose the problem the referral source listed as the presenting problem.
Choose the problem the therapist feels he/she has the best chance of fixing
