Reflective Listening
Your coworker approaches you and says, "I feel like my contributions to the team aren't being recognized, and it's affecting my motivation."
Remember, question does not equal reflection
What is the ethical guideline that ensures clients are fully aware of and agree to the procedures and potential risks involved in psychological treatment or research?
Informed consent
This model has an emphasis on practice AND research
Ph.D or Boulder Model
What best describes a therapist's ability to understand their own culture, values, and assumptions
At lunch, your friend says, "My partner and I keep arguing about finances."
Avoid fact-finding questions. These benefit you and not your friend.
The exception to confidentiality is where psychologists must disclose information if they believe there is a risk of imminent harm to the client or others.
What is the "duty to warn" or "duty to protect" that requires psychologists to break confidentiality if there is an immediate risk of harm?
This model has an emphasis on practice OVER research
Psy.D. or Vail Model
What is best described as being consistent with techniques
Skills
Your colleague says, "This project isn’t meeting the deadlines we agreed upon."
Remember to view the unstated feelings. What are some feelings someone who is frustrated may have?
The principle which requires psychologists to provide services only within the boundaries of their training and expertise.
What is "professional competence," and why is it crucial for psychologists to only offer services within their areas of expertise?
Ph.D.
Smaller class sizes, Lower acceptance rates, offer funding to students, usually at a university
Psy.D.
Larger class sizes, higher acceptance rates, free-standing professional schools, less funding to students
_______ is best gained directly, through relationships with various cultures, reading, and research.
Your friend tells you, "I'm worried about my recent health symptoms, I don't know what might be wrong."
Again, question is not reflection, avoid fact-finding questions, such as, "what is wrong or how long have you been feeling this way"
What is the ethical obligation to ensure that interventions or treatments do not inadvertently cause more harm than benefit to clients?
The principle of "beneficence" in conjunction with "nonmaleficence," ensures that any potential benefits of a treatment outweigh its risks.
________ is best described as the "fourth force" to Psychoanalysis, Behaviorism, Humanism/person-centered
Multiculturalism
Your colleague tells you, "I’m not sure how to move forward or what steps to take next in my career."
Practice reflective listening in this scenerio.
What are some situations that would require a therapist to break confidentiality?
Risk of harm to self or other (Suicidality or Homicidality). What is an example that looks at reporting for Homicidality?
Child or elder abuse