Question 1

Write feedback statements in the present, past, and future tenses.​

Accepted Answer

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Question 2

What is the expected result of counselor use of logical consequences?
A)​Clients can better predict the consequences of their actions.
B)​The client is more involved in the process of decision-making.
C)​Client may change her or his behavior.
D)All of these.

Accepted Answer

Logical consequences help clients understand the outcomes of their actions, involve them in decision-making, and can lead to behavior change.

Question 3

Offering specific instruction to the client on how to resolve issues and providing useful suggestions for personal change is the skill of:
A)​logical consequence.
B)​instruction/psychoeducation.
C)​counselor directives.
D)none of these.

Accepted Answer

Instruction/psychoeducation involves offering specific guidance and suggestions to clients to help them resolve issues and make personal changes.

Question 4

Which of the following provides the client with data on both positive and negative consequences of an intended action?
A)​Logical consequences
B)​Directive
C)​Feedback
D)Instruction/psychoeducation

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Question 5

Anticipation of rewards or punishment is most closely associated with which of the following influencing strategies?
A)​Directive
B)​Feedback
C)​Self-disclosure
D)Logical consequences

Accepted Answer

Logical consequences involve anticipating rewards or punishments as a result of certain actions, influencing behavior by making individuals consider the outcomes of their actions.

Question 6

"Carter, if you continue to harass your sister, this is what will happen-you'll get a time out." This is an example of:
A)​interpretation.
B)​logical consequences.
C)​self-disclosure.
D)feedback.

Accepted Answer

This statement outlines a logical consequence of Carter's actions, explaining the direct result of his behavior (harassing his sister) will lead to a time out.

Question 7

"If you don't come with me to the party, I'll really be angry and you'll be sorry." This is an example of:
A)​interpretation.
B)​logical consequences.
C)​self-disclosure.
D)feedback.

Accepted Answer

This statement is an example of logical consequences, where the speaker is indicating a negative outcome (anger and regret) if the listener does not comply with their request.

Question 8

Which of the following statements is TRUE of logical consequences?
A)​As clients move toward decisions, encourage them to always think positively.
B)​It is the counselor's responsibility to direct the client when he/she is considering a bad decision.
C)​Counselors provide clients with a summary of positive and negative consequences in a nonjudgmental manner.
D)Effective counselors always encourage clients to attempt new tasks in anticipation of rewards.

Accepted Answer

Counselors provide clients with a summary of positive and negative consequences in a nonjudgmental manner to help them make informed decisions.

Question 9

What is your personal position on the use of influencing skills in the interview? Document and justify your position.

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Question 10

Discuss the importance of feedback. Give examples of positive, corrective, and negative feedback.

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Question 11

For which of the following theories of counseling and psychotherapy is logical consequences an appropriate strategy?
A)​Decisional counseling
B)​Cognitive behavioral therapy
C)​Brief counseling
D)All of these

Accepted Answer

Logical consequences can be used in all these approaches as they involve understanding the outcomes of decisions and behaviors.

Question 12

Which of the following is CORRECT regarding self-disclosure?
A)​Use extensive self-disclosures to ensure clients understand your communication
B)​Include as many ideas as possible to effectively help the client
C)​Return the focus to the client as quickly as appropriate
D)All of these

Accepted Answer

Self-disclosure should be used sparingly and appropriately, with the focus returning to the client to maintain the therapeutic relationship and ensure the client's needs are prioritized.

Question 13

"If you do this..., then..." is a counselor statement most likely heard when the counselor is executing the skill of:
A)​logical consequence.
B)​information/advice.
C)​counselor directives.
D)none of these.

Accepted Answer

Logical consequence involves explaining the potential outcomes of certain actions, often using "if...then..." statements to help clients understand the results of their choices.

Question 14

Logical consequences is a strategy rarely used by:
A)​decision counseling.
B)​cognitive behavioral therapy.
C)​person centered therapy.
D)motivational interviewing.

Accepted Answer

Person-centered therapy focuses on providing a supportive environment and relies on the client's self-discovery and self-acceptance rather than using logical consequences as a strategy.

Question 15

Which of the following is NOT a suggested step for implementing the logical consequences skill?
A)​Draw out story and strengths
B)​Generate alternatives
C)​Identify positive and negative consequences
D)Interpret and reframe

Accepted Answer

Interpret and reframe is not typically a step in implementing logical consequences, which focuses on understanding the outcomes of actions rather than changing the perception of the situation.

Question 16

Which one of the following INACCURATELY describes a step for using the strategy of logical consequences?
A)​Through listening, clarify that you and your client understand the situation in the same way.
B)​Use questions and brainstorming to help the client generate alternatives.
C)​As the client lists positive consequences, the counselor lists negative consequences.
D)Provide a nonjudgmental summary of positive and negative consequences.

Accepted Answer

The counselor should not list negative consequences while the client lists positive ones; instead, they should collaboratively explore both positive and negative consequences together.

Question 17

The skill of logical consequences is most closely associated with which of the following schools of therapy?
A)​Psychoanalytic, cognitive behavioral
B)​Gestalt, Logotherapy
C)​Rogerian, person-centered
D)Adlerian, decisional

Accepted Answer

Logical consequences are a technique used in Adlerian therapy, which emphasizes understanding the individual's lifestyle and the social context of their behavior.

Question 18

You have worked with a client for a period of time and have come to the conclusion that action must be taken. The client's problem is inability to study. The client has been very active socially and has a history of being a good student. Write possible influencing skill statements for each category below.
a.self-disclosure
b.feedback​

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Question 19

Exploring specific alternatives and the logical positive and negative concrete consequences of each possibility is the skill of:
A)​logical consequence.
B)​information/psychoeducation.
C)​directives.
D)none of these.

Accepted Answer

Exploring specific alternatives and their logical positive and negative consequences is related to understanding logical consequences, which involves evaluating the outcomes of different actions or decisions.

Question 20

Which of the following statements is TRUE of counselor use of logical consequence?
A)​The strategy of logical consequences is particularly important and most often used in decisional counseling.
B)​Through systematic questioning and discussion, the counselor helps clients clarify positive and negative consequences of a variety of alternatives.
C)​The counselor's task is to help the client make decisions, not make decisions for the client.
D)All of these.

Accepted Answer

Logical consequences involve helping clients understand the potential outcomes of their decisions, which is crucial in decisional counseling. The counselor facilitates the client's decision-making process by discussing possible consequences, without making decisions for them.

Quiz 12: Action Skills for Building Resilience and Managing Stress: Self-Disclosure, Feedback, Logical Consequences, Directivesinstruction, and Psychoeducation

Write feedback statements in the present, past, and future tenses.​

What is the expected result of counselor use of logical consequences?

Offering specific instruction to the client on how to resolve issues and providing useful suggestions for personal change is the skill of:

Which of the following provides the client with data on both positive and negative consequences of an intended action?

Anticipation of rewards or punishment is most closely associated with which of the following influencing strategies?

"Carter, if you continue to harass your sister, this is what will happen-you'll get a time out." This is an example of:

"If you don't come with me to the party, I'll really be angry and you'll be sorry." This is an example of:

Which of the following statements is TRUE of logical consequences?

What is your personal position on the use of influencing skills in the interview? Document and justify your position.

Discuss the importance of feedback. Give examples of positive, corrective, and negative feedback.

For which of the following theories of counseling and psychotherapy is logical consequences an appropriate strategy?

Which of the following is CORRECT regarding self-disclosure?

"If you do this..., then..." is a counselor statement most likely heard when the counselor is executing the skill of:

Logical consequences is a strategy rarely used by:

Which of the following is NOT a suggested step for implementing the logical consequences skill?

Which one of the following INACCURATELY describes a step for using the strategy of logical consequences?

The skill of logical consequences is most closely associated with which of the following schools of therapy?

Exploring specific alternatives and the logical positive and negative concrete consequences of each possibility is the skill of:

Which of the following statements is TRUE of counselor use of logical consequence?

Write feedback statements in the present, past, and future tenses.