The two important reasons for moving from insight to action are because clients want to feel better, and to consolidate new thinking.





Select one:





True 



False 







Question 2





Question text : Behavioral theories all share the same assumptions except:





Select one:





a. That behaviors are learned 



b. That they emphasize the past 



c. That they rely on scientific methods 



d. That they collaborate with the client 







Question 3







Question text: Punishment does not reduce the probability of a behavior re-occurring.





Select one:





True 



False 







Question 4





Question text: The following are all behavioral concepts except:





Select one:





a. Extinction 



b. Shaping 



c. Reinforcing 



d. Thinking 







Question 5





Question text: 





Effective feedback increases client self-awareness.





Select one:





True 



False 







Question 6





Question text: The following are all steps for relaxation except:





Select one:





a. Imagery 



b. Practice 



c. Clarifying 



d. Mindfulness 







Question 7









Question text: In assessing previous attempts to change, helpers act as consultants rather than experts.





Select one:





True 



False 







Question 8



Question text: The following are all concepts with regards to choosing options except:





Select one:





a. Clients should choose options that involve change in themselves. 



b. Helpers need not be concerned about clients’ values 



c. Helpers should ask the client to weigh the pros and cons of each option 



d. The helper needs to make sure the client goals are realistic 







Question 9





Question text: Most barriers to action are commonplace and do not involve cultural considerations.





Select one:





True 



False 







Question 10





Question text: The following are all difficulties helpers might experience in the action stage except:





Select one:





a. Not being an expert 



b. Too much personal investment in client change 



c. Not being supportive enough 



d. Moving too quickly to action