Test bank for clinical interviewing 6th edition sommers flanagan full chapter
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Test bank for clinical interviewing 6th edition sommers flanagan full chapterTest bank for clinical interviewing 6th edition sommers flanagan full chapterTest bank for clinical interviewing 6th edition sommers flanagan full chapterTest bank for clinical interviewing 6th edition sommers flanagan ful...
,Test tBank tfor tClinical tInterviewing, t6th t Edition
By
John tSommers-Flanagan
tEmily tSidor tHansen
The tUniversity tof tMontana
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TEST tQUESTIONS tFOR tCHAPTER t1
AN tINTRODUCTION tTO tTHE tCLINICAL tINTERVIEW
1. The tclinical tinterview tis tconsidered:
a. The tmost tfundamental tcomponent tof tmental thealth ttraining
b. Exclusively tan tassessment tinterview
c. An toptional tfirst-session texperience
d. Both ta tand tb
e. None tof tthe tabove
2. Who toriginally tdesigned ta t“semi-clinical” tinterview tthat tincluded tboth ttightly
tstandardized tquestions tand tspontaneous tquestioning?
a. Sigmund tFreud
b. Carl tRogers
c. Jean tPiaget
d. Karen tHorney
e. Constance tFischer
3. What tare tthe ttwo tprimary tfunctions tor tgoals tof tclinical tinterviewing?
a. Testing tand tAssessment
b. Assessment tand tHelping
c. Case tFormulation tand tReferral
d. Listening tand tTalking
e. Intervention tand tDisposition
4. Clinical tinterviewing tmay talso tbe tknown tas:
a. Intake tinterviews
b. Initial tinterviews
c. Psychiatric tinterviews
d. Diagnostic tinterviews
e. All tof tthe tabove
5. Which tof tthe tfollowing tfactors tdo tthe tauthors tNOT tinclude tin ttheir tdefinition tof
tclinical tinterviewing?
a. A tpositive trelationship tbetween tclient tand tinterviewer tis testablished.
b. The tclient tand tinterviewer twork tcollaboratively t(more tor tless) tto testablish tand
tachieve tmutual tgoals.
c. Clients tare trequired tto tmodify ttheir tperspective tand tbehavior tbased ton tthe tinterviewer.
d. The tinterviewer tand tclient tinteract tverbally tand tnonverbally.
e. Client-interviewer tinteractions tare tinfluenced tby tculture, tpersonality, tattitudes, tand tgoals.
6. Which tof tthe tfollowing tis ttrue tregarding tclinical tinterviewing?
a. Clinical tinterviewing tinvolves tan texplicit tagreement tbetween tparties tfor tprovision
tof tservices.
b. It tis tbest tto tavoid tbeing tfriendly ttowards tclients, tespecially tclients twho tare
tculturally tdifferent.
c. There treally tisn’t tmuch tdifference tbetween ta tfriendship trelationship tand ta
ttherapy trelationship.
d. Clinical tinterviewing tinvolves tonly tbehavior tthat twould tbe tconsidered tappropriate
tunder tnormal tsocial tcircumstances.
e. None tof tthese tare ttrue tabout tclinical tinterviewing.
7. The tauthors tnote tthat, t“. t. t. twhen tdone twell, tclinical tassessment tis tor tcan tbe”
a. Problematic
b. Therapeutic
c. Enigmatic
d. Theoretical
e. Pragmatic
8. Ethical tprofessional trelationships tinclude twhich tof tthe tfollowing:
a. Informed tconsent
b. Compensation tfor tservices
c. Minimal trelationship tboundaries
d. All tof tthe tabove
e. Only ta tand tb
9. What tare tthe tmain treasons twhy tpeople tseek tmental thealth tservices?
a. Personal tgrowth
b. Subjective tdistress
c. Someone tis tforcing tthe tissue
d. All tof tthe tabove
e. Only ta tand tb
10. What tdo tsolution-focused ttherapists tcall tclients twho tattend ttherapy tonly twhen tcoerced?
a. Visitors tto ttreatment
b. Complainants
c. Customers tfor tchange
d. A tpain tin tthe tbackside
e. Both ta tand tb
11. How tdo tsolution-focused ttherapists trefer tto tclients twho tare thighly tmotivated tto tattend ttherapy?
a. Complainants
b. Customers tfor tchange
c. Difficult tcustomers
d. Resistant tclients
e. Visitors tto ttreatment
12. Which tof tthe tfollowing tis ttrue tabout tcollaborative tgoal-setting?
a. Although tideal, tit tdoesn’t toccur tvery toften tbecause ttherapists tand tclients tusually
tdisagree ton tgoals
b. It thasn’t tbeen tthe tsubject tof tmuch tempirical tresearch
c. It’s tconsidered tan tevidence-based tpractice
d. It’s tnot tconducive tto teffective tproblem-solving tin ttherapy
e. None tof tthe tabove tare ttrue
13. From ta tcognitive-behavioral tperspective, tcollaborative tgoal tsetting tis tinitiated twhen:
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