XL Introduction to Pastoral Counseling 14 Weeks Quiz 4 and 5
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Question 1
Emotional catharsis is also called:
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crying it out.
blowing off steam.
emotional ventilation and abreaction.
yelling and screaming.
How does the pastoral counselor respond to feeling?
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by watching for doors that lead to the feeling level of communication.
by crying with them.
by being angry with them.
by ignoring their feelings.
Question 3
The counselor must assess the __________ age of the person.
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chronological
mental
emotional
spiritual
Premature termination is the:
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counselor refusing to see the person anymore.
counselee stops coming because he/she feels nothing is changing.
counselor stops showing warmth and understanding.
counselee moves away.
Question 5
The counselor can avoid permature termination by:
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demanding that the counselee fulfills the contract.
begging the counselee not to quit.
expressing active interest in working with the person to help resolve his/her problem.
offering a reward if the person will not stop coming.
Keeping careful records:
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is not necessary.
is an essental part of a disciplined approach to pastoral counseling.
only if memory is not adequate.
to know where to start the next session.
Question 7
Counseling records should be:
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made public.
kept in a folder in the trunk of the counselor's car.
kept confidentially in a locked file.
kept by the counselee.
The telephone can be useful:
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in checking up on the behavior of the counselee.
as a time saving instrument in pastoral counseling.
in taking the place of face to face counseling.
in substituing for all in house appointments.
The holistic approach:
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must include all dimensions of wholeness.
includes just a spiritual dimension of healing.
must be aware of the physical aspects of wholeness.
involves laying on of hands and prayer.
The Carkhuff core skills:
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don't work.
seldom work.
have been tested by careful research.
should not be used by pastoral counselors.
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Quiz 5
Question 1
Grief is caused by
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death only.
divorce only.
all losses.
seeing others cry.
Ministers are automatically grief counselors because:
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their convenient access to hurting people.
their training and education.
they got paid to minister.
they do good funerals.
Death is:
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inevitable.
avoidable.
always good.
always bad.
Funerals:
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are unnecessary.
help the family grieve.
make grieving harder.
socially expected.
Question 5
Acute grief:
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is not physically harmful.
lasts for about 2 weeks.
can be ignored.
can be recognized easily.
People in grief work:
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always need help.
don't always need help.
need people to talk a lot.
are sick.
Question 7
People who are stuck in their grief work:
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need to be jumpstarted.
need to be left alone.
need to be in crowds.
will not become physically ill.
Synergistic grief is:
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when one experiences several losses in a short while.
something that never happens.
easy to mediate.
not of interest to the grief counselor.
The church needs to minister to the grief-stricken person for::
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two weeks.
two years.
two months.
two days.
Untrained ministers:
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have all the answers.
do a lot of harm.
often shame people for crying.
make people feel like they don't have faith when they grieve too hard.
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