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MISC.
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Resources that people are not using or opportunities they are not developing.
What is Unused Opportunities?
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Type of empathy should typically be central to the helping process
What is interpersonal empathy?
100
When focusing on unused strengths, this is used with what concept
What is Self-challenges?
100
Egan’s problem-management framework is focused on ____.
What is solving or managing problems
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Professor Ketterling has spoke about a type of response/intervention used in the model of therapy he practices.
What is Reframing?
200
Interpersonal skills, including warmth, empathy, acceptance of others.
What is qualities of an effective helper?
200
Single words or phrases that are in effect questions or requests
What is a type of probe?
200
A common experience for many clients in therapy when growth is not occuring.
What is Resistance?
200
The cognitive structure that each client brings to every session
What is “problem-maintenance structure?”
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Being Liked, being competent, and having one's own way are examples of ....
What is Self Limiting Beliefs?
300
-Characteristics of... Helping is a collaborative process. The relationship provides a forum for relearning. The successful helping relationship demands flexibility.
What is a Working Alliance
300
prompt and probe
What is a verbal and sometimes nonverbal tactic for helping clients talk?
300
The Skilled Helper approach to helping, as developed by Egan, is all about helping ____.
What is clients to manage their problems and to develop opportunities
300
Thinking that highlights creativity in the search for solutions
What is design thinking?
300
Touchstone Behavioral Health
What is Professor Ketterling's place of employement?
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1.To help clients become better at helping themselves in their everyday lives 2.To help clients manage their problems in living more effectively and developing unused or underused resources and opportunities more fully 3.To help clients develop an action-oriented prevention mentality in their lives
What is primary goal(s) of helping?
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Helping clients test reality and invest what they learn to create a better future
What is The primary function of challenging.
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The severity of clients’ presenting issues can be simply understood as the combination of ____________.
What is distress, frequency, and uncontrollability?
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Assumes that there is always more than one answer.
What is Divergent Thinking?
400
Evidence Based Model of therapy Professor Ketterling practices.
What is Functional Family Therapy?
500
Holding to the virtue of openness to others
What is One of the keys to mutual influencing ?
500
A. Self-fulfilling fallacy B. Egocentrism fallacy C. Omnipotence fallacy D. Exception fallacy
What is four fallacies in thinking?
500
A general inability to share aspects of him/herself with othersclient’s.
What is a reluctance to self-disclose?
500
Turning possibilities into a practical program for change.
What is Innovation?
500
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What is the number of enrolled students at GCC?