Building Trust and rapport

What is considered the foundational premise on which humanistic therapies and coaching are built?

• Behavioral modification

• Cognitive restructuring

• Self-actualization

• Psychoanalysis

In the humanistic approach to coaching, what is the primary role of the coach?

• Subject matter expert

• Facilitator of growth

• Directive mentor

• Problem solver

Which of the following is NOT one of the key qualities for building a productive relationship from the humanistic perspective?

• Collaboration

• Empathy

• Unconditional positive regard

• Directiveness

What does "process directiveness" mean in the context of humanistic coaching?

• Telling the client what to do

• Directing the client's personal goals

• Facilitating the client's awareness and choice

• Providing specific content expertise

According to Rogers, what three qualities provided by the practitioner create an optimal climate for the client's self-growth?

• Empathy, positive regard, and genuineness

• Directiveness, expertise, and authority

• Challenge, confrontation, and guidance

• Analysis, interpretation, and advice

What is meant by "unconditional positive regard" in the humanistic approach?

• Agreeing with everything the client says or does

• Maintaining an attitude of refraining from judgment

• Providing constant praise to the client

• Ignoring negative aspects of the client's behavior

How does authenticity or genuineness translate to coaching practice?

• By being brutally honest with clients at all times

• By withholding all personal reactions from clients

• By providing feedback on the coach's experience of the interaction

• By focusing solely on the client's emotions

What is the humanistic view on the holistic nature of individuals?

• Mind and body are separate entities

• Cognitive functions are the most important aspect

• Emotional states should be the primary focus

• Individuals are dynamic wholes, integrating mind and body

In coaching from a humanistic perspective, how should coaches approach understanding their clients?

• Focus only on work-related issues

• Consider only the client's stated goals

• Attempt to understand the client's full range of experience

• Concentrate exclusively on the client's past

According to the humanistic approach, what is the importance of recognizing the uniqueness of each individual in coaching?

• It allows for a one-size-fits-all approach

• It emphasizes the coach's expertise over the client's

• It necessitates a customized relationship and approach for each client

• It reduces the need for collaboration in the coaching process