Skills
The ability to accurately interpret and respond to one's cognitive, emotional, physiological, and behavioral signals is referred to as
What is Attunement
A counseling approach that focuses on modifying behaviors through reinforcement, conditioning, and observable change.
Behavioral approach
What is the importance of self-care, setting boundaries, and seeking support in the counseling profession?
To avoid burnout
What is the stage where an individual is not yet considering change and may be unaware of any problems related to their behavior?
Precontemplation Stage
the ability to understand and share another person's feelings and perspectives.
what is empathy
A counseling approach that emphasizes personal growth, self-actualization, and the inherent worth of individuals.
Humanistic Approach
What is the process called that involves identifying the purpose of a specific behavior to develop effective intervention strategies in educational or therapeutic settings
FBA (Functional Behavioral Assessment)
What is the stage in which an individual works to sustain the changes they have made and prevent relapse into previous behaviors?
Maintenance Stage
a learning process where behavior is shaped by rewards or punishments
Operant conditioning
A counseling theory that helps clients reshape their identities by exploring and reauthoring the stories they tell about their lives
Narrative Theory
What type of memory involves the unconscious retention of learned skills and conditioned responses, such as riding a bike or playing a musical instrument?
Implicit memory
What is the stage in which an individual recognizes a problem and begins to think about making a change but has not yet committed to it?
Contemplation Stage
Integrity and intentionality, Empathy, Competence, and the ability to inspire and empower are useful in what process?
The helping process
Which counseling theory, founded by Sigmund Freud, focuses on unconscious drives, childhood experiences, and resolving internal conflicts
Psychoanalytic theory
The three components of cultural competence are...
awareness, knowledge and skill.
What is the stage where an individual intends to take action soon and may begin making small changes in preparation for the desired change?
Preparation Stage
What type of memory refers to the conscious recollection of facts and events, such as remembering a friend's birthday or recalling information for a test
Explicit memory
Which perspective in counseling emphasizes the impact of gender, power dynamics, and social inequalities on individuals' experiences and mental health
Feminist
What is the approach known for using principles of behavior analysis to change socially significant behaviors through reinforcement, punishment, and systematic observation?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
What is the stage where an individual actively modifies their behavior and implements strategies to change their habits
Action stage