Live Supervision
Live supervision was considered the "hallmark of _____ _______"
family therapy
Known as the "nucleus of supervision." Includes setting goals, delivering feedback, and serving as a gatekeeper for the profession.
What is evaluation?
This is a general term for what makes evaluation in supervision more palatable and a more positive experience. Includes clarity, addressing anxiety, and addressing individual differences.
What are favorable conditions for evaluation?
What is vicarious learning?
Studies comparing group supervision to this construct do not show one to be superior to the other with respect to training outcomes.
What is individual supervision?
The team form of live supervision has recently gained momentum, especially what is known as the ___________ __________
reflecting team
The type of scale is the most common instrument used in summative evaluation.
What is Likert?
The skills, knowledge, and relational abilities for which a supervisee must show competence in order to be endorsed.
What are criteria for evaluation?
In this type of live supervision, interventions to the supervisee are delivered using a chat window in videoconferencing software.
What is remote live supervision (RLS)?
At the end of supervision, group members may complain that their clients have stopped working without realizing they have simultaneously stopped working as much in the group. This phenomenon is called what?
What is a parallel process?
______-to-________ communications during the live supervision are typically referred to as the supervisory intervention or supervisor directives.
Supervisor-to-supervisee
Although this type of assessment is intuitively appealing and generally endorsed by the profession, research has produced mixed results about the ability of the supervisee to engage in it.
What is self-assessment?
What is multiple methods?
This method of live supervision involves the supervisor consulting with the therapist in the presence of the clients.
What is in vivo?
Group supervision is most often used instead of individual supervision in training programs. True or false?
What is false?
The supervisor has two goals in the presession. Name one.
(1) Prepare the supervisee for the upcoming session
(2) Focus on the supervisee’s own learning
This type of evaluation should occur at least twice during a typical supervisory relationship; once mid semester and once at the end.
What is summative?
What are skill-specific rubrics?
Building relationships among group members so that trust emerges and anxiety is diminished, as well as the management of the various and different histories between and among group members.
What is group process facilitation?
In peer supervision, group members are more accountable to each other than they might be in a consulting relationship. True or false?
What is true?
___________ is an alternative to BITE. It uses a monitor in the therapy room similar to a teleprompter.
Bug-in-the-eye
_______ are defined by difficulty acquiring or maintaining developmentally appropriate levels of skill, functioning, attitudes, and/or ethical, professional or interpersonal behavior in functional or foundational domains in one or more settings.
What are problems of professional conduct (PPC)?
What is strictness bias?
This activity allows the supervisee and supervisor to discuss what transpired in the session.
What is postsession debriefing?
The three main economies afforded by group counseling are what?