Score for this quiz:20out of 20
Submitted Nov 16, 2024 at 9:59am
This attempt took 17 minutes.
Question 1
2/ 2pts
Following termination helpers may have trouble letting go of the relationship
because:
They aren’t sure if the client will succeed independently
They are financially dependent on the client’s attendance
They felt successful treating the client
They fear disapproval from their peers.
Question 2
2/ 2pts
Strategies to help clients address their feelings surrounding terminationinclude:
Reframe termination as an opportunity to practice new learning.
Space appointments over increasing lengths of time.
Help clients give credit to their own efforts.
all ofthe above
Question 3
2/ 2pts
Goal attainment scaling
Is a way of gauging client progress
identifies presenting issues.
Involves diagnosis as the first step
Asks clients to work completely independently
Question 4
2/ 2pts
Theperiod of timewhen the client andhelpernegotiate the end to the therapeutic
relationshipis:
Closure.
Termination.
Goal attainment.
None of the above
Question 5
2/ 2pts
Examples of global measures described in the chapter that detect overall client
improvement include
Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI)
OQ-45
Beck Depression Inventory (BDI)
Both A and B
Question 6
2/ 2pts
According to the text, the helping relationship should end when clients have
attained their goals, when they have received help for some time but have not
made progress, and:
When there is a transference issue in the therapeutic relationship.
When the client has a scheduling problem
When the client satisfaction scale shows improvement.
When there are signs the client can handle issues independently.
Question 7
2/ 2pts
How often should the client be asked to give feedback about the effectiveness of
the sessions and the therapeutic relationship.
Before beginning treatment and at termination
At the beginning, middle and end of treatment
Some writers recommend assessing these at every session
Client feedback unfortunately is not related to progress
Question 8
2/ 2pts
Termination is best handledby:
Not giving the client too much warning
Ending on a positive note
Warning the client about relapse
Referring the client to another helper
Question 9
2/ 2pts
A very simple scale that measure how happy the client is with the servicesand
therapeuticrelatinshipthey have received are known as
SUDS scaling
self-report
goal attainment scaling
Session rating scale
Question 10
2/ 2pts
Evidence based practice:
Means using only research validated techniques
Suggests that clinical judgment is also important to outcomes
Is not a popular trend
Should only be used in hospitals and facilities where research is conducted
Quiz Score:20out of 20
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