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The belief that the response of a helper to a client is right or wrong
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Dualistic Stage
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Feeling of being overwhelmed by so many possibilities and begin questioning what seperates a good response from a great one.
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Multiplistic Stage
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Knowledge that some responses are relatively better than others
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Relativistic Stage
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A conversation where one person tries to obtain information for some specific purpose; collecting data.
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Interviewing
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Professional helping services (often begins with an interview)
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Counseling/ Psychotherapy
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Higher not necessarily better, goal= to understand how clients experience and make sense of the world.
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Mircroskills Hierarchy
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Who is the psychologist associated with Humanistic Psychology?
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Carl Rogers
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What is the foundation for all therapeutic approaches, requires practice and use, and can be used in multiple settings?
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Microskills
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Passive process requires ears only.
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Hearing
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Active process that requires ears and mind.
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Listening
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What are 4 reasons listening is important?
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1. Encouragement 2. Understanding 3. Evaluation (of information, not client) 4. Measurement
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What were 3 ways Carl Rogers decribed showing empathy?
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1. Listen carefully 2. Enter the world of the client 3. communicate understanding
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Interviewer responses are roughly interchangable with client's.
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Basic Empathy
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Adds something beyond what the client said.
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Additive Empathy
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Gives back to client less than what client says and may distort what was said.
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Subtractive Empathy
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