WHP Prelims

The doctor uses the same premise as in the scientific model but acts more as a counselor to the patient.

• Paternalistic

• Scientific

• Collegial

• Contractual

Type of coping mechanism where a patient separates feelings from ideas when thinking about and discussing an upsetting event to minimize negative feelings associated with it.

• Repression

• Isolation of Affect

• Dissociation

• Suppression

Coping mechanism wherein patients transform unacceptable emotions or desires into socially acceptable actions

• Sublimation

• Idealization

• Altruism

• Undoing

Type of wellness coaching wherein it can be used to amplify the insight of the patient of his/her own feelings or emotion

• Positive Reframing

• Reflective listening

• Appreciate inquiry

• Supporting self-efficacy

Type of wellness coaching wherein it requires the therapist being nonjudgmental, engaged, yet not being drawn into the client’s drama

• Expressing Empathy

• Appreciative Inquiry

• Reflective listening

• Positive Reframing

Paternalistic type of doctor is also known as the "physician as teacher" model.

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In the contemplation stage, it can answer the question "How will you know when it's time to change?"

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• FALSE

Working with decisional balance is the type of wellness coaching where the coach to helps him/her set attainable goals

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• FALSE

The fourth stage of grief is Bargaining

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In Displacement type of coping mechanism, the patient transfers his or her own unacceptable feelings, thoughts, and beliefs onto another person.

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