XL Introduction to Pastoral Counseling 14 F and XL Introduction to Pastoral Counseling QZ 11 12

Because a minister's counseling is short term, he or she:

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does not need much training.

needs considerable skill to move quickly and effectively.

does only superficial counseling.

is not really doing counseling.

In short term counseling the counselor should spend:

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at least half of his or her time listening.

use the time teachiing.

the time praying and laying hands on the person with the problem.

the time trying to justifiy the crisis.

Reviewing the total problem:

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waste time.

cause the person to regress.

confuses the person.

enables them to gain a clearer picture and make wise decisions.

Providing useful information is:

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educative counseling.

egotistical.

a demonstration of the Minister's education.

too time consuming.

In crisis counseling a negative response is a:

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normal response.

malignant response.

way of facing the problem.

way of working on the problem.

Howard Clinebell recommends the:

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REBT method.

CID method.

ABCD method.

TA method.

The A in the ABCD method is:

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achieving a relationship.

asking formitoble questions.

answering the person's questions.

analizing the problem.

The D in the ABCD is:

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dodging the reality of the crisis.

doubling down on the problem.

doing as one pleases.

develop an ongoing growth action.

When a person comes for counseling:

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it is safe to assume that in their eyes, their cross is heavy.

they don't need a shoulder on which to lean.

they don't need affirmation.

they don't need you to know the real problem.

Quiz 12

Question 1

The family is:

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the social structure through which men and women receive their psychological and spiritual nurture.

a man and wife with our without children.

all those who live alone.

traditional in nature.

Question 2

 A church is a:

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duke's mixture of families.

place for families to hide.

family of families.

place for families to send their children.

Question 3

In all counseling we are dealing with:

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the emotionally stable.

dysfunctional families.

interlocking networks of persons.

all ideal families.

The identified patient is the:

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well family member.

one who is labeled sick, neurotic, delinquent, etc.

one who does not want counseling.

alcoholic spouse.

The Pastoral Counselor must:

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recognize the value of the family system perspective of counseling.

just work on one family member.

not do any harm to the family.

recognize needs satisfying relationships.

Question 6

Every Church should devote major leadership to:

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developing a smorgasboard of services to enhance families.

weeding out the troubled families.

isolating the families that constitute a liability to the Church. 

helping the community.

Question 7

A family growth group is:

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an open group made up of many people.

a group of three to five families who meet regularly for mutual care and support.

a group that meets only when a need arises.

a group that meets in secret.

A family cluster is:

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a conglomerate of families.

helpful to the unmarried.

A group of four or five families with single people attending.

often creates unhealthy relationships.

Question 9

Virginia Satir's conjoint family therapy emphasizes the:

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the identified patient.

the children only.

the disturbed child.

the marital relationship as the axis around which all other family relations are formed.

A checklist of family needs is:

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a nuisance.

helpful to the whole church.

a vehicle for helping identify unmet needs.

helpful to individuals only.