DIASS_2ND QUARTER_QUIZ 1

It involves bringing to the surface the feelings, behaviors, or thoughts that the client may fail to recognize.

• Confrontation

• Empathy

• Transference

• Clarification

It is the ability to fully understand the client’s world, as if it was the counselor’s own.

• Countertransference

• Transference

• Empathy

• Clarification

Its attainment of more rational and objective thought patterns that lead clients to make better decisions.

• Clarified Thinking

• Reassurance

• Reorientation

• Release of Emotional Tension

Helping clients change or reorganize their goals based on an understanding of their level of aspiration, their limitations, and their emotional characteristics.

• Clarified Thinking

• Reassurance

• Reorientation

• Release of Emotional Tension

It refers to the clients’ expression of feelings, thoughts, and behaviors toward the counselor that provides insights about their personal issues or current challenges.

• Countertransference

• Transference

• Empathy

• Clarification

It refers to the act of supporting the client without conditions or judgment.

• Clarification

• Interpretation

• Positive regard

• Empathy

Counselors are expected to show respect to their clients regardless of beliefs, attributes, characteristics, or experiences.

• Listening Skills

• Respect

• Empathy and Positive Regard

• Release of Emotional Tension

Clients navigate feelings and understand their causes and impacts.

• Clarified Thinking     

• Reassurance

• Reorientation

• Release of Emotional Tension

This involves understanding the client’s statements and taking note of cues, behaviors, and expressions that provide more information about the client.

• Listening Skills

• Respect

• Empathy and Positive Regard       

• Release of Emotional Tension

It promotes exploration of new relationships and experiences while helping the client diminish any anxious feelings in the process.

• Clarified Thinking     

• Reassurance

• Reorientation

• Release of Emotional Tension